What Every Restaurant Website Actually Need
Your restaurant website does not need 6 pages. It needs to work and get the answers fast.
Contact Info
Make it easy to reach you. Phone number, email, and social links should all be visible without digging through menus or scrolling to the footer. If someone wants to call and ask about a reservation or a to go order, that number needs to be one glance away. If you use something like opentable.com or resy.com that should be easy to get to as well.
Menu
Your menu is one of the top reasons people visit your site in the first place. Post it clearly, keep it current, and make sure it is easy to read on a phone. Nothing turns a hungry customer away faster than an outdated PDF from, they had to download, from two years ago with prices that no longer match what is on the table.
Hours
List your hours clearly on the homepage. People are often deciding whether to head over right now, and if your hours are wrong or hard to find, you lose that visit. Update hours right away for holidays, special events, or any temporary changes. PRO TIP: Temporary changes and holiday hours should also be updated on your Google Page.
Address
Your address should be easy to spot and ideally linked straight to a map.
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