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Restaurants & cafes · Oklahoma City & Edmond

Restaurant websites that make ordering the easy part.

Most people on your site are on a phone, hungry, and after one of four things: the menu, your hours, your number or the order button. We build restaurant and cafe sites that put all four on the first screen, and that you own outright.

  • Menus that aren't PDFs
  • Tap to call
  • Order-direct links
  • Live in 2–4 weeks

What's included

Built for hungry people on phones.

A restaurant site has a short job: answer the practical questions fast, then get out of the way of the order or the reservation.

  1. 01

    A menu that's a web page

    Not a PDF that has to be pinched and zoomed. A real menu with sections, prices and dietary notes that loads fast, reads well on a phone and that search engines can read too.

  2. 02

    Tap to call, tap for directions

    Your number and address work with one tap from every page. On phones, a bar fixed to the bottom of the screen keeps your main action, Order or Call, always in reach.

  3. 03

    Hours that match Google

    Wrong hours send people to a locked door. We set your hours once and match them to your Google Business Profile, including holiday hours when you send them.

  4. 04

    Order through what you use

    Already on Toast, Square or ChowNow? Every Order button goes straight to your existing online ordering, at the right location, so nothing changes in the kitchen.

  5. 05

    Reservations and waitlist

    OpenTable, Resy or a Yelp waitlist, linked where people look for it: in the header and right next to your hours.

  6. 06

    The room, the food, the story

    Real photos of your dishes and dining room, who's cooking, and pages for catering, private events or live music if you do them. The things a template has no room for.

Why order direct

Every direct order is worth more to you.

Delivery apps are good at bringing in new customers, but they take a commission on every order and keep the customer’s details. An order placed through your own website, using your POS’s online ordering, typically costs only that provider’s normal fees, and the customer is yours to tell about next week’s special.

So the site’s job is to make ordering direct the easiest option. One “Order online” button with the same words and colour everywhere: in the header, under the first photo, next to your hours and in the bar at the bottom of the phone screen. Then a short band halfway down the page with a reason to use it, such as lower prices than the apps (if that’s true for you) or pickup that’s ready when they walk in.

Some all-in-one restaurant platforms bundle the website with ordering for a monthly fee plus a share of each order, and some add a fee for the diner. They can work well. Just know what you’d keep if you left. A site you own can link to any ordering system, so switching providers later doesn’t mean rebuilding your website.

What your site should answer in five seconds

  • What's on the menu, and what it costs
  • Are you open right now
  • How do I order pickup or delivery
  • Can I book a table
  • Where do I park

Showing up on Google

Found by people hungry nearby.

When someone searches “tacos near me” in Edmond, much of what Google shows comes from your Google Business Profile: category, hours, photos and reviews. Your website backs that up. We add restaurant structured data (address, hours, cuisine, menu and order links) so search engines and AI assistants read the same facts your customers do.

Write like a person, not a keyword list. A heading that says “Best Restaurant in Oklahoma” doesn’t help anyone. A page that says what you cook, where you are and when you’re open does.

It matters before people ever walk in. In one widely cited survey, 77% of diners said they check a restaurant’s website before visiting, and many had been put off by one, most often over a hard-to-read menu or a dated look.

Want us to keep your listing right too? Local Visibility ($299 a month) keeps your hours, phone and links in sync on Google, Facebook, Yelp and Apple Maps. A one-off Google listing cleanup is $279.

Is it worth it

When you don’t need us.

If you run a small counter-service spot and the free site that came with Square or Toast does the job, keep it. We’d rather tell you that than sell you something you don’t need.

A site of your own earns its cost when you want your own look, a menu Google can read, pages for catering or events, and a site that stays yours whichever ordering system you use next year. Not sure where you sit? Our guide to website costs in OKC lays out the options, including the cheap ones.

Process

Live in four weeks.

The same four steps as every project. Send your menu, hours and ordering links early and we'll design around them from day one.

  1. Day 1Step 01

    Discovery

    A free 30-minute call and a short project request. You get a fixed quote the next day.

  2. Week 1Step 02

    Design

    Sitemap and homepage design on a live link. Three revision rounds included.

  3. Week 2–3Step 03

    Build

    Every page built, integrations wired, content in. Watch it come together.

  4. Week 4Step 04

    Launch

    Live on your domain, team trained, and we stay on hand after.

Pricing

Fixed prices.

  • Launch

    $1,290

    For cafes and counter-service spots: menu, hours and the order button.

    • Up to 5 pages
    • Mobile-first design
    • Contact forms
    • SEO setup
    Start with Launch
  • Growth

    Recommended

    $2,190

    For full-service restaurants with catering, events or several menus.

    • Up to 12 pages
    • Copywriting included
    • Booking or payments
    • CMS + training
    Start with Growth
  • Custom

    from$3,500

    Several locations or custom ordering integrations.

    • Unlimited pages
    • E‑commerce or members
    • Custom integrations
    • Priority support
    Start with Custom

Menus and prices change, so the Care Plan ($99 a month) includes unlimited small edits, one request at a time. Already have a site that needs work? See website redesigns from $590.

Founding client pricing available on new websites, revamps and web apps for a limited number of early clients (not on monthly plans or add-ons). See the offer.

FAQ

Good questions.

Should my restaurant menu be a PDF?

Ideally not. PDFs are slow on phones, hard to read without zooming, and awkward for search engines and screen readers. A menu built as a normal web page loads fast, reads well on any screen and is easy to update. You can still offer a PDF as an extra for printing.

Can you connect my website to Toast or Square online ordering?

Yes. We link your Order buttons to your existing Toast, Square or other online ordering page and point them at the right location or menu. Nothing changes in your kitchen or POS. If your provider offers an embeddable ordering widget, we can use that instead.

How do I keep my hours right on Google and my website?

Set them in one place and copy them everywhere: your Google Business Profile, your website, Facebook, Yelp and Apple Maps. On our Local Visibility plan ($299 a month) we keep those in sync for you.

How much does a restaurant website cost?

Launch is $1,290 for up to five pages, which suits most cafes and counter-service spots. Growth is $2,190 for up to 12 pages with copywriting, for restaurants with catering, events or several menus. Multi-location and custom builds start from $3,500. The Care Plan is $99 a month and covers unlimited small edits, like menu and price changes.

Why should customers order on my website instead of a delivery app?

A direct order usually costs you less than an app commission, and you keep the relationship with the customer. The website's job is to make ordering direct the easiest option, with one clear Order button everywhere and a short reason to use it.

Do you work with restaurants outside Edmond?

Yes. We're based in Edmond and work with restaurants and cafes across Oklahoma City and the metro. We're happy to come by, see the room and go through your menu in person.

Got a project?

Let’s fill your tables.

Tell us about your restaurant in a one-minute project request. We'll book a free call and send a fixed quote the next day.

Call (405) 358-3065