The menu on the site is a PDF.
A real menu in sections, readable on a phone, with allergens next to each dish.
Your menu changed this morning. The website should too. A real menu, and requests that reach you.
A menu your staff edits in a minute, and table and private-event forms that ask the right questions and reach the right person, even after closing.
First step
No more PDF menus
If the menu is real text, guests read it on a phone and search engines read it too.
Edited in a minute
2018
Building and running live software since
9
Menu sections on Gallier’s site, all real text
11
Menu sections Snapper’s staff can edit themselves
3
Cities: Istanbul, Amsterdam and Miami
What walks in
Where a restaurant loses guests online, and what we change
Who it is for
Built for restaurants whose menu changes
Restaurants · Cafés · Bars · Groups of venues
A good fit
The menu changes and the site never keeps up.
- You run a restaurant, café, bar or a group of venues.
- Your menu, prices and hours change through the year.
- Large tables and private events matter to your revenue.
Not a fit yet
Only need a booking widget?
Your reservation platform’s widget will do, and we will say so.
Add their widget; call us when the site itself holds you back.
Not a fit yet
Want delivery on every app?
That is the apps’ job, not your site’s.
Ask us about ordering you own instead.
Security checklist
The restaurant site checklist
Twelve checks we run on every restaurant site. Tick what yours already does. Your ticks are saved only in your browser.
0 of 12 confirmed
Tick only what you can confirm, not what you assume. Several basics are unconfirmed. That is normal for an AI-built app, and exactly what the review covers. In good shape. The unticked items are where incidents usually start. All 12 confirmed. Keep it that way as the app changes.
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The menu
4 checks -
02
Requests
3 checks -
03
Being found
3 checks -
04
Keeping it working
2 checks
How we work
Your menus and rules first, then the forms
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01 · Collect
What happens
Your Menus and Rules
Every menu, your allergen notes, opening hours and how you take tables and private events.
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02 · Build
What happens
The Menu and Forms
A real menu your staff can edit, and forms that ask the right questions, on a test site you can try.
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03 · Find
What happens
Get Found
Restaurant data for search engines, hours that match Google and answers to what guests ask before they book.
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04 · Run
What happens
Keep It Running
Forms tested every month, updates, backups and the changes your staff cannot make themselves.
In production
Restaurant sites we have built
Real menus, table and private-event forms, and restaurant data for search engines.
FAQ
Questions restaurants ask about their site
Yes. Dishes, prices, allergens and whole sections are edited in an admin your staff uses on a phone or a laptop, without a developer.
Not if it works for you. The site can link to it or show its widget. Our forms are for the requests a widget does not handle well, such as large tables and private events.
It gives Google what it needs. The site tells search engines your menu, hours and address in the format they read (restaurant schema); how Google shows it is up to Google.
Yes, from one install with a language switch, including the menu and the forms.
Yes, ordering you own instead of an app that takes a cut. We usually start with the menu and requests, then add ordering.
