FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Website design for restaurants and cafes
Help guests find the menu, opening hours and the right way to order or visit. Create a mobile website around how your restaurant actually serves people.
Put the menu where guests can read it
Use clear categories, readable dish names and prices you can keep current. Supply descriptions and dietary information you can verify. A separate menu page can help with a larger selection; a small cafe may need a simpler structure.
Explain how to order
Make your current ordering method easy to find: a phone call, a link to an existing platform or a visit to the venue. TACO LUMA demonstrates phone ordering for pickup or delivery. Put the contact action beside the menu and add the practical details guests need to place an order.
Use photographs with a purpose
Food images help someone understand the menu, while venue photos can explain the setting. Provide real photography where possible. Illustrative or AI-generated images must not misrepresent the products you sell. Video is optional and its scope is agreed separately.
Choose the right size of website
TACO LUMA's comparable scope is $499: the $399 website, including its separate menu page, plus $100 for three video clips edited into one homepage video with color correction. A simpler restaurant site can use a smaller agreed package. Domain costs and paid ordering providers are separate. Optional $99 care includes hosting for six months.
For a food truck, show the next stop
A food truck needs its current menu and a dated weekly schedule, with the next public stop easy to find. Mark private events, closed days and cancellations clearly. Keep the phone or catering enquiry beside the information it relates to.
Our food truck website guide includes fictional schedule and menu examples. TACO LUMA below demonstrates a restaurant menu and phone ordering; it is a restaurant concept, so it does not demonstrate a working truck schedule.
What to prepare
- Your current menu, prices and verified dietary information
- Opening hours, confirmed address and ordering process
- Food or venue photographs you can publish
Will ILDARIO take orders for my restaurant?
ILDARIO builds the website. Your business or chosen ordering provider handles customer orders. TACO LUMA is a fictional concept set in Orlando and does not accept real orders.
Choose the scope before the price
One-page website
Up to 4 sections, mobile-friendly design and direct contact. No contact form or Google Maps.
Website + contact form
Up to 6 sections, a contact form and a map for a confirmed business address.
Multi-page website
Up to 5 pages, analytics and Google Search Console setup. See the full package inclusions.
Domain registration and renewals are separate. Optional care is $99 paid once for six months and includes hosting for that period, with no automatic renewal. Without care, arrange hosting separately. We agree on the pages, content and features before work begins.
We discuss your requirements, prepare three design mockups, build the approved direction and review the finished website with you. Projects up to $400 require no upfront payment.
Full packages and payment termsExplore the design concepts
Independent examples for fictional businesses. They demonstrate layout and features, rather than client results.
Plan your first website
Your first website checklist Understand website costs Plan your food truck website contentTell me what you are starting.
Share your business, the information you want to show and how customers should reach you. We will agree on the scope and a fixed price before work begins.
Discuss your website