Your menu, readable on a phone
The first thing people want from a restaurant website is the menu. Many places in Malta still post a photo of a printed menu, which is hard to read, slow to load and harder for Google to read.
We put your menu on the page as real text, split into sections like starters, pasta, fish of the day and desserts. It loads fast on mobile data, it can be translated by the visitor's phone, and Google can read it when someone searches for a dish.
- Menu as text, with prices
- Notes for vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free dishes if you offer them
- Opening hours, including seasonal changes
- A few strong photos of the food and the room
Tourists search in English
A lot of your summer trade comes from people who have never heard of you. They're standing in Valletta or on the Sliema front with Google Maps open, typing "restaurant near me" or "best cafe for breakfast" in English.
Your Google Business Profile is what they see first, and your website is what convinces them. We set up the profile as part of the €150 site, with your hours, photos, menu link and directions. Our Google Business Profile page has more on this.
Table booking without the phone ringing all night
On a Friday in August the phone doesn't stop. A table booking system lets guests pick a date, time and party size, and you see every booking in one list. You decide how many covers to take and when to stop accepting online bookings.
Some places only want bookings for groups. Others want deposits for big tables at Christmas. Because every kitchen runs differently, booking is quoted after a chat. See the booking system page for what's possible.
A WhatsApp bot for the questions you get every day
Do you have parking? Are dogs allowed on the terrace? Is the kitchen open at 3pm? These messages come in on WhatsApp and Instagram all day, often while you're serving.
AI replies can answer them automatically using your own information: hours, menu, location and booking rules. When a guest asks something unusual, like a private event or an allergy question, it hands the chat to a real person on your team. This is usually priced monthly after a free consultation call.
Keeping the menu up to date
Menus change. Prices go up, the fish of the day changes, the summer menu comes in. A small change of up to 30 minutes costs €25. If you change things every week, our ongoing care plan covers regular updates for a monthly price we agree after a call.
You own the domain, there's no lock-in contract, and renewal costs are on the full price list.
- Seasonal menus swapped in when you need them
- Event nights and set menus added to the site
- Photos refreshed when you redecorate