Web design / Restaurants & Hospitality
Guests should feel the atmosphere, understand the offer and secure a table or stay before another tab wins their attention.
Based in London. Working across the UK.
Customer journey
A guest choosing where to eat needs practical answers as well as a sense of the place. We design mobile-first menus, venue information and clear actions so they can decide whether your restaurant suits the occasion and see how to book.
A private dining enquiry needs a different route: space, capacity, example packages and a way to ask about dates. We give each journey the information it needs, without letting large images or decorative effects get in the way of essential details.
Illustrative searches, not measured demand. We group related questions into useful pages and check priorities against your services, customer enquiries and available search data.
What we build
We agree the pages, content and enquiry journey in your proposal. The options below are shaped around your business; applications, connections and ongoing support require an agreed scope.
We build menus as web content, with clear sections, dishes and prices. Your team supplies and checks dietary information. A printable PDF can remain as a secondary download rather than the only way to read the menu.
Booking actions sit beside menus and venue details. We check whether your provider supports a link, embed or integration, then agree the approach. Availability and confirmation remain with the reservation system unless a different workflow is explicitly scoped.
We use approved food and venue photography within a responsive design, with appropriately sized images. Opening times, location and contact actions stay readable alongside the visual story.
Where needed, we create pages for spaces, capacities and packages, plus a form for dates, group size and contact details. Visitors see that their request needs a reply rather than treating it as a confirmed booking.
Location pages can bring together address, opening hours, directions and the access information you provide. We include appropriate search metadata and factual structured data, without promising search rankings.
We agree who edits seasonal menus, opening times and notices, then include the relevant editing access and handover in the scope. Gift cards or paid experiences are optional commerce work, not assumed parts of every website.
Connected systems
We assess your reservation provider before promising a connection. Supported features, account access, subscription costs and the experience on a phone determine whether a link, embed or custom integration makes sense. Gift cards and payments require a separate commerce scope.
AI solutions
An AI-assisted workflow can prepare drafts from the information your team provides. Staff remain responsible for checking prices, dietary details, opening times and availability before anything is published. This is an optional addition to the website project.
Available capabilities depend on your agreed plan, connected systems and publishing permissions. Usage, monitoring and human support are scoped separately.
AI assistants and workflow automationA first-time guest needs a readable menu, accurate venue details and a clear next action. Give staff a workable way to keep those essentials current.
Agree menus, venues, languages and the journeys for ordinary visits, private dining and events. Staff supply and approve factual information.
Check the existing provider on a phone. A supported link may be sufficient; an embed or custom integration adds provider permissions, fees and testing. Test unavailable slots, failed requests and the source of the booking confirmation. An event enquiry must not appear to be a confirmed reservation.
The proposal separates website work from reservation subscriptions, payment fees and optional support. Agree who updates menus and special opening times, how changes are reviewed, and what staff receive at handover. Content readiness and provider access affect the schedule.
Agree the audience, customer tasks, existing systems and evidence available. Confirm the scope, costs, responsibilities and dependencies before setting milestones.
Review the page structure, mobile journeys and approved content. Resolve questions about imagery, editing and the next action before the build.
Develop the agreed pages and connections. Check forms, permissions, responsive layouts and failure paths against the acceptance brief.
Complete the agreed checks and content approval, then confirm access, handover and the support route. Any ongoing work is defined separately.
Before we begin
Answers specific to this business type. Anything else, just ask.
We first check the links, embeds or API your provider supports and the permissions available on your account. We then agree a suitable route and check the hand-off on mobile. Provider subscriptions, transaction fees and custom integration work are identified separately; not every platform supports every option.
A web menu lets guests read dishes and prices without zooming a document. We recommend it as the main version, with an optional printable PDF. Your team supplies and verifies the menu and dietary information, and we agree how both versions will be kept current.
Yes, editing access and a handover can be included in the agreed scope. We identify which staff need access and how changes should be checked. Ongoing updates managed by BrandFlame, or AI-assisted drafting, are separate support options.
The number of venues, page layouts, menu formats, content preparation and booking or payment connections affect the work involved. We confirm scope, fees, review rounds and dependencies before agreeing a schedule. Hosting, maintenance and third-party charges are explained separately.
We agree this before starting. You can supply approved photographs, menus and venue details; any copywriting or photography requirements are scoped in the proposal. You confirm factual information and permission to use supplied material before launch.
Yes. We can plan distinct venue pages with their own menus, hours and reservation routes, and separate private-event enquiry journeys. The page structure and form requirements are agreed around how your team operates.
Make the route from your restaurant website to a confirmed table clear. A mobile booking checklist for owners, managers and integration teams.
Keep requests, confirmed bookings and the dining-room plan aligned when guests change their time or party size. A practical workflow for restaurant teams.
A shorter, well-routed enquiry form helps restaurant teams assess larger parties promptly while giving organisers clear next steps and accessible ways to discuss practical requirements.
Practical guides to scope, suppliers and the decisions before a build.
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