First screen
Open now, and the next step
Today's hours, the address with a map link, and one button: reserve, order or call. If someone has to scroll to find out whether you're open, they pick the place that told them.
Websites for restaurants and cafes
Restaurant website design you see before you pay
We build a working demo of your restaurant's website first: your menu, your hours, your photos. Often the same day. Like it? Sign and pay half. Don't? You owe nothing, and we delete it.
Prices on the pageWritten agreement before any paymentHosting is free
Sample site
Open a restaurant website on your phone.
This is one of our sample sites. Try it the way your customers would.
Casa YnezRestaurant · Austin, TX
- tablesSee tonight's open tables and times on the first screen, with a patio waitlist when the room is full.
- menuRead the seven-course tasting menu with its mezcal pairings.
- EN/ESSwitch the whole site between English and Spanish.
The business is made up. The website is real.
What we build for
What a restaurant website has to do in 2026.
People decide where to eat on a phone, often hungry and a few blocks away. They want four answers fast: are you open, what's on the menu, what does it cost, and can I get a table or order. Everything else comes second.
Menu
A menu that reads on a phone, not a PDF
A PDF menu means pinching and zooming at a red light. A real menu page loads fast, shows prices, marks vegetarian and gluten-free dishes, and Google can read it when someone searches for a dish.
Orders
Your ordering link, without the marketplace
If you take pickup orders through Toast, Square or ChowNow, the Order button goes straight there. Every order that starts on your site instead of a delivery app skips the delivery app's commission.
Reservations
Tables, private rooms and big parties
A reservation button linked to OpenTable, Resy, Tock or your own book, plus a short page for private dining and large groups with a request form. Party inquiries are some of the most valuable messages a restaurant gets.
Photos
Your food, your room, your people
Real photos of your plates and your dining room. A stock photo of a generic burger makes people trust the reviews more than your site.
Search
Show up for the dish, not just the name
Pages that say what you are in plain words, like a family Thai place with lunch specials near the university, plus hours that match your Google Business Profile, so you show up when people search by dish or neighborhood.
Works with your apps
Keep your ordering and reservation apps.
Most restaurants already pay for a point-of-sale system and a reservation tool. Keep them. Your site's buttons open your Toast or Square ordering page and your OpenTable or Resy book, so nothing changes for your staff. Delivery apps can stay too: the site just gives regulars a direct way to order.
- Toast
- Square
- Clover
- ChowNow
- OpenTable
- Resy
- Tock
- DoorDash
Pricing
What's in a restaurant website, by plan.
You see your demo first. You only pay if you like it. Half when you sign, half before launch.
Presence
For getting found and getting calls.
from$700
Half when you sign, half before launch.
- One-page site that explains what you do in five seconds
- Click-to-call and a contact form at the top
- Basic SEO and a link to your Google Business Profile
- Built for phones first
- Live about 5 business days after we get your content
BookingsRecommended
For businesses that take appointments.
$999
Half when you sign, half before launch.
- Up to 5 pages: services, reviews, service areas, about, contact
- Online booking or quote requests, 24/7
- An email alert for every new inquiry
- Local SEO for your city and services
- 1 month of Care included
Growth
For businesses with several services or service areas.
from$1,299
Half when you sign, half before launch.
- Up to 15 pages, with a page for each main service area
- Custom design with motion
- Automatic replies and follow-ups
- A strategy call and a review after launch
- 3 months of Care included
Scale, from $1,599: everything in Growth, plus a Spanish version of the whole site, landing pages for Google Ads and a monthly report. Hosting is free. The domain is billed by the registrar, in your name.
What we'd pick for a restaurant: Bookings, up to 5 pages like menu, private dining, about and contact, with your reservation or ordering link on every page. Presence works for a small cafe with one menu. Growth fits a restaurant group or a place with several menus and events. A Spanish version comes with Scale. Before you sign, we tell you which plan covers what you want. No surprises on the invoice.
How it works
$0 until you decide.
- 01Today
We call you
Ten minutes. What you do, where you work, what your customers ask first.
- 02Free demo
Your demo is ready
Often the same day, usually within 1–2 days.
- 03Your call
You decide
We walk you through it and change what you want. Say no and you owe nothing.
- 04Only if you like it
You sign, pay half
A written agreement with Something Digital LLC. Card, on Stripe.
- 053–5 business days
It goes live
You check the finished site, pay the rest, and it goes live on your domain.
Paid before you decide$0Say no and you owe nothing.
Compared
Why owners pick this over an agency or a builder.
| Question | NOSITE | Agency | DIY builder |
|---|---|---|---|
| See your site before paying | Yes, working demo | Usually no | You build it |
| Price on the website | Yes | Rarely | Yes |
| Time to a working site | Demo often same day | Weeks | Your evenings |
| Works with the apps you already use | Yes, we link them | Usually | Plugins, if any |
| Hosting | Free | Monthly fee | Monthly fee |
| Who owns it when paid | You: domain, code, accounts | Depends on contract | The platform |
Those listings help people find you, but they sit next to your competitors and show your menu the way they choose. Your website is the one page where your menu, hours and photos are exactly right, and orders go through your own system instead of a marketplace.
Yes. We build the menu as a real page, not a PDF. With a Care plan ($69 a month, or $49 a month paid six months up front) you send us changes and we make them, up to 2 hours of edits a month.
If you already use an ordering system like Toast, Square or ChowNow, we connect the site to it, so your kitchen keeps one place to watch. If you don't have one yet, we tell you the simplest option for your size.
Yes. Our Casa Ynez sample switches the whole site between English and Spanish. A full Spanish version is part of the Scale plan, from $1,599.
Our plans are from $700 (one page), $999 (up to 5 pages with booking) and from $1,299 (up to 15 pages with service areas). Half when you sign, half before launch. Hosting is free.
The demo is often ready the same day. After you sign and send your photos and details, the site goes live in about 5 business days on Presence, 3–5 on Bookings and 7–14 on Growth.
Say no. You owe nothing, and we delete the demo.
Yes, once it's paid in full: the design, the code and the domain. Any developer can work on it later.
Who builds it
Built by Nick's team.
NickFounder of NOSITE
NOSITE is a web design studio for local businesses, run by Nick and the NOSITE team. It is operated by Something Digital LLC, registered in Wyoming, USA. You get a written agreement before any payment, you pay by card on Stripe, and you can call us at (646) 631-3063.
CompanySomething Digital LLCRegistered in Wyoming, USA
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