Websites for Restaurants & Bars
Fill tables. Show the menu. Take bookings while you are busy.
The Problem
Most restaurant websites fail at the only job they have. Someone is hungry, standing in the street with a phone, and they want four things in about ten seconds: where you are, what you serve, what it costs and how to book. A PDF menu that will not load, opening hours from last summer and no booking button send them straight to the place next door.
Your Solution
A menu Google can actually read
Online bookings, day or night
Photos that make people hungry
English and Spanish for coastal trade
Real Results
See how VLR Instalaciones (an emergency electrician) went from zero online presence to getting 10x more emergency calls:
Read the case studyWhere We Work
We are based in Málaga province and work with businesses right along the Costa del Sol:
- Málaga
- Torremolinos
- Benalmádena
- Fuengirola
- Mijas
- Marbella
- Estepona
- Nerja
- Vélez-Málaga
Not on the coast? Everything is done remotely, so we also work with clients across Spain and throughout the UK.
Common Questions
Yes, and you should be able to. Your menu goes in as text you can change in a minute, without asking anyone or waiting. If you would rather we did it, that is covered by the monthly fee too.
Google struggles to read it, and on a phone it is awful: pinching, zooming, scrolling sideways, and usually closing it. A menu in ordinary text ranks in search, reads at a glance, and can be shared.
We can connect whatever you already use (TheFork, Covermanager and similar) or set up a simple booking form that lands in your email or WhatsApp. It depends on your volume.
Yes, and on the coast it usually pays off. If a good share of your customers are visitors, having the menu and the site in both languages is one of the most noticeable wins.
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