Restaurant and cafe websites that book tables

From $700 • 2-3 weeks • «Beresta» case

A site that makes guests want to come in the moment they land on it. 30-second table booking, big appetizing food photos, a delivery page with a cart, events and promos. All lead forms — straight to the host's Telegram, no drops.

Why a restaurant needs a booking tool, not a digital menu

A guest lands on a restaurant site with one question: «can I come tonight at 8 for four». If they don't get the answer in 10 seconds — they close the tab and go to Google Maps or Yelp, where they'll book in a minute. Expensive food photography without online booking doesn't solve this.

The <a href="/en/portfolio/cafe-beresta/">Beresta</a> case has the «concept restaurant» pattern dialed in: warm palette (beige, ochre, dark wood), big plate photos, one-click table booking, menu with categories and allergens. For your restaurant — brand-adapted styling and an integration with your POS.

Booking connects to a Telegram bot for the host or to platforms like OpenTable, Resy, SevenRooms. Delivery — a cart hooked into a maps API for zone and pricing. Menu — its own admin so the chef or manager can update dishes without me.

What's included

Online booking

Date → time → party size → contacts. Lead to host's Telegram + auto-reply to the guest with confirmation.

Photo menu

Categories (starters, mains, desserts), prices, descriptions, allergens (vegan, spicy, gluten-free). Admin to edit dishes.

Delivery with cart

Delivery zones on the map, cost and ETA calc, cart, online or on-delivery payment. POS integration (Square, Toast) when available.

Events and promos

Event calendar: concerts, tastings, business lunches. RSVP via the same booking form. Past-events archive.

Wine list and bar

Dedicated section for wines and cocktails by category, price, region and photo. Hideable from search if regulations require.

Big photo / video hero

Hero with video background or a large interior/dish photo. Mobile-adapted without losing quality or speed.

Local SEO

For «restaurant [neighborhood]», «cafe with patio [city]», «pizza delivery [street]». Restaurant + Menu schema, Google Business Profile.

Aggregator integrations

Order buttons for Uber Eats, DoorDash, Grubhub. Google reviews widget. Driving directions.

Pricing

Price depends on functionality scope. Three typical tiers:

Starter

from $700
Duration: 2 weeks
  • Home + menu + contacts
  • Booking form to Telegram
  • Up to 50 menu items with photos
  • Responsive + basic SEO
  • Map + socials
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Restaurant chain

from $2 500
Duration: 4-5 weeks
  • Multiple locations selector
  • POS integration (Square/Toast)
  • Loyalty program
  • Bilingual EN + other
  • 90 days of support
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How we work

  1. 1

    Brief and concept

    Establishment style, target audience, average check, photo set. Agree on tone before starting.

    Duration: 1-2 days
  2. 2

    Menu and photo shoot

    Help organize a food shoot (or adapt existing). Structure the menu in admin.

    Duration: 3-7 days
  3. 3

    Figma design

    Adapt the style to your brand (palette, fonts, photo tone). 2 revision rounds.

    Duration: 4-6 days
  4. 4

    Development

    Build, booking, cart (if any), POS and Telegram integration, menu upload. Mid-sprint demos.

    Duration: 5-7 days
  5. 5

    Launch and handoff

    Deploy, Google Business Profile, host training, credentials handoff.

    Duration: 1-2 days

Frequently asked questions

We have a site from an agency — should we redo it?

If there's no booking and the photos are bad — yes. Guests don't book based on «pretty», they book based on convenience. If bookings are coming in and photos are fine — invest in marketing and food photography instead.

Will you integrate with Square/Toast/etc.?

Yes, if you have API access. Bookings and delivery orders land directly in the server system. Without API — leads go to a host Telegram chat, transferred manually (works fine for a small place).

Who photographs the dishes?

Strongly recommend a professional food shoot ($300-700 a day, 30-50 dishes). Without good photos, the site doesn't sell. On a tight budget — clean phone shots in daylight work for launch.

What if we don't do delivery, only dine-in?

Then the Starter package — booking, menu, events, reviews — covers a dine-in cafe/restaurant fully. Delivery can always be added later.

What about a loyalty program?

I can integrate Toast Loyalty, Square Loyalty, or third-party (FiveStars, LoyaltyLion). Guest registers via the site, accumulates points. Conversion or Chain package.

Ready to discuss your project?

Free audit and preliminary estimate within 24 hours of your request.

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