Websites for restaurants, cafés and pubs in Cheshire, from £399
Someone standing on Bridge Street in Chester wants your menu, your hours and a table, on a phone, in 10 seconds. A fast 5-page site with the menu as text, opening hours Google can read, a map and your booking link, live in 7 days.
Pages written for the job you actually do
Each trade below gets its own section on your site, with the searches people in your town use.
Restaurants
Menu as text, not a PDF, so Google reads it. Booking link, dietary notes, private dining, a Sunday roast page if you do one.
Get a quoteCafés and coffee shops
Hours and location first, menu second, dog friendly and wifi answered, photos of the room and the food.
Get a quotePubs and bars
Food and drinks menus, events, function room hire, hours Google can read, a map that works for walkers in from the Rows.
Get a quoteTakeaways and street food
Menu with prices, order link, delivery area, hours, click to call for the orders that still come by phone.
Get a quoteFive pages that turn searches into jobs
A hospitality site has three jobs: show the menu, say when you are open and get the person to a table. Everything else is decoration. The menu goes on the page as text with prices, because that is what people read and what Google indexes. The hours sit in the header and in structured data so the map result shows them. The booking button is the first thing a thumb reaches on a phone. Photos are of your food and your room, taken in daylight, not stock.
Local search for hospitality is immediate and mobile. People search “restaurants Chester”, “café near me”, “Sunday roast Nantwich” and “dog friendly pub Knutsford”, mostly on the day. Google answers with the map pack first, so your Business Profile needs correct hours, a menu link, photos and recent reviews. Chester’s visitor trade adds searches from people who have never heard of you, and that is where dish and occasion pages win.
- Home: what you serve, where you are, hours, three photos, book a table and find us as the first two buttons
- Menu: every dish as text with prices and allergen notes, changed by us within the day when you send a new one
- Book or order: your booking system or order link, private dining and functions, deposits explained
- Find us: Google Map, nearest car park, walking from the station, opening hours in the structured data Google reads
- About and contact: the people, the story in 100 words, press mentions, a contact form for enquiries and functions
These guys are very skilled and effective, especially with integrating AI solutions into a business. I was very impressed with how quickly they could build a customer facing website and solve some of the more difficult problems with AI and/or code based methods. Definitely at the cutting edge of what's possible in the world of web development.
Daniel HarrisonMaison Sport, Google reviewReferences are quoted with permission. Full written references are available on request.
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Launch
- Five pages built for "restaurant Chester" and "café near me" searches
- Menu as text with prices and allergens, with Menu schema for Google
- Google Business Profile with hours, menu link, photos and booking link
- Booking link to your system (OpenTable, ResDiary, SevenRooms) or a request form to your email
- Live in 7 working days
Care plan
- Hosting, SSL, backups, security
- Menu and price changes made within the working day
- Seasonal hours and Christmas menus updated when you tell us
- Monthly ranking report for your town and your dish searches
- Google Business posts, review replies, new photos added
Hospitality businesses ask us
Can I just put the menu up as a PDF?
You can, and most restaurants do, which is why their menu never shows up in search. We type it up as a page, with prices and allergens, and change it when you send us the new one. The PDF can stay as a download for people who want it.
We use Instagram. Is that not enough?
Instagram is for people who already follow you. The person searching "Sunday lunch Knutsford" on Saturday night does not, and Google does not show Instagram posts for that search. The site and your Google Business Profile are what they find.
Do I need a booking system?
Only if you take bookings. If you already use OpenTable, ResDiary or similar, we link to it. If you take bookings by phone, we add a short booking request form that reaches your email, and you confirm.
Chester is full of visitors. Does that change anything?
Yes. Visitors search on the day, on a phone, often from the Rows or the station. The find us page covers parking and walking directions, and the hours are correct in the structured data so Google shows them in the map result.
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