Does any of this sound familiar?
Your menu is a PDF that nobody can read on a phone
Delivery apps take a cut of every order, even from your regulars
The phone rings with 'are you open?' and 'do you have a vegan option?' during the rush
Catering inquiries come in through DMs with half the details missing
Your hours online don't match your hours on the door
You sell out and people still show up for it
A custom-built website solves every one of these — for good.
Everything Your Restaurant Business Needs
A Menu Built for Phones
Real text, not a PDF: sections, prices, photos and dietary notes, easy to update when a dish changes or sells out.
Online Ordering and Pre-Orders
Customers order for pickup or pre-order for a set day and pay through Square. On the Website + Business Suite package, the order builder handles options and add-ons.
Live Order Status
Customers see when their order is received, being made and ready, so fewer people stand at the counter asking.
Catering Requests
A catering form that asks for the date, headcount, location, menu choices and budget, with a deposit when you confirm.
Hours, Location and Schedule
Hours and address that match your Google Business Profile. Food trucks and trailers can post the week's stops.
Your Own Customer List
Every online order adds the customer to your list, so you can email specials and new menu items to people who already ordered.
Keep your regulars ordering direct
Delivery apps help new customers find you, and many restaurants keep them for that. The problem is your regulars. When the people who already love your food order through an app, you pay the app's fees on every order and the app keeps the customer's contact information.
Your own ordering page fixes the regulars part. Put the link on your Google listing, your receipts and your social pages. Pickup orders and pre-orders paid through Square come straight to you, and each customer goes into a list you can email when you add a special.
Menus people can read on a phone
Most people look at a restaurant menu on their phone, often standing outside or sitting in the car. A PDF menu makes them pinch and scroll. A real menu page loads fast, shows prices clearly and lets Google read your dishes, which helps when someone searches for 'brisket near me' or 'vegan lunch downtown'.
On the Website + Business Suite package, you change prices, mark items sold out and add specials yourself from the dashboard.
Food trucks, trailers and pop-ups
If you move around, the site needs to say where you'll be. A schedule page shows this week's stops, and pre-orders let people order ahead for a pickup at a set place and time, so you know how much to cook before you leave.
Catering is often where the money is for trucks and smaller kitchens. A real catering request form with headcount, date and menu choices, plus a deposit to hold the date, turns 'how much for a party?' into a booked event.
CL's Smokin Barrels
Jacksonville, NC · BBQ food trailer and catering
Slow-smoked BBQ from a food trailer. Customers pre-order plates before a pop-up, check where the trailer will be next and request catering for weddings, church events and offices. At the trailer, a walk-up kiosk takes orders and customers get a text when their food is ready.
- Plate pre-orders
- Pop-up schedule
- Catering requests
- Secure card payments
- Order-ready texts
- Live order tracking
- Walk-up order kiosk
Transparent Pricing — No Surprises
Website
$250
- Custom-coded site
- Contact forms
- Mobile-first + basic SEO
Website + Business Suite
$500
- Everything in Website
- Booking / payments
- Your Business Suite dashboard
Enterprise
From $1,000
- Memberships + staff logins
- Integrations + automations
- Anything else is quoted
Restaurant website FAQ
How much does a restaurant website cost?
Bizfloo's Website package is $250, Website + Business Suite is $500 and Enterprise starts at $1,000. Restaurants that want online ordering, pre-orders and catering deposits fit Website + Business Suite.
Can I take online orders without a delivery app?
Yes. Pickup orders and pre-orders are placed on your site and paid through Square, so the order and the customer's contact information come straight to you.
Can I keep using delivery apps too?
Yes. Many restaurants keep delivery apps for new customers and use their own ordering page for regulars and pickup orders.
Can I update the menu myself?
On the Website + Business Suite package, you can change prices, mark items sold out and add specials from the dashboard. On the Website package, Bizfloo makes menu updates for you during the included year of support.
Do you build sites for food trucks and caterers?
Yes. Food truck sites get a stop schedule, pre-orders for pickup and catering requests with deposits. CL's Smokin Barrels is a live example.
Ready to Build Your Restaurant Website?
Send us your menu and tell us how you take orders today, and we'll build a site that brings those orders straight to you.
No calls, no pressure — just message us.