A website that belongs to your restaurant.
Not another version of the same template with your logo dropped in. Your name, your address on the internet, your food — and an ordering page attached to all of it.
Live today
You probably have a website. Do you own it?
Most restaurant sites are built from the same handful of layouts. The photos change, the colours change, the rest is identical. The menu lives in a PDF somebody uploaded two years ago. The prices are wrong. Changing anything means emailing whoever built it.
And when a customer looks you up, half the time what they find isn’t even yours — it’s a listing on someone else’s app.
A website is where people decide whether you look like somewhere worth ordering from. It should not look like everyone else.
Your brand, at your own address.
Your restaurant’s own domain. Your logo, your colours, your photography. What a customer sees is your restaurant — not a platform with your name inside it.
Your own domain
The address you already print on boxes, menus and signs. Customers land on your restaurant, not on somebody else’s subdomain.
Your own look
Built around your food and your identity, not a stock layout that ships to a hundred other restaurants.
People order from restaurants they recognise. Looking like yourself is not decoration — it is the reason someone trusts the page enough to check out.
The website and the ordering are the same thing.
The menu on your site is the menu that takes the order. Change a price once and it changes everywhere — the website, the ordering page, the app.
The usual way
A PDF menu on the website. A different menu inside the ordering system. A third one on the delivery apps. All slightly out of date.
Here
One menu. Featured items, popular items and current offers show up on the site because they are already in the system taking orders.
Every hour spent keeping three menus in step is an hour you did not spend running the restaurant.
Every page has one job: get them to the order.
A restaurant website is not a brochure. Somebody arrived hungry. Everything on the page should be moving them towards ordering.
The menu, properly
Photographed, priced, browsable on a phone — and one tap from the cart.
Hours, location, phone
The three things people look you up for, where they can find them.
What you want pushed
Featured items and current offers, front and centre, changed whenever you like.
Your story
Why the place exists and what you are known for. The part no template can write for you.
Creator content, on your own site.
When a creator makes a video about your food, that video usually lives for two days on a social feed and then disappears. It was real, it was about your restaurant, and it is gone.
We are building a way for that content to live on your own website instead — connected back to the actual item it is about, so the person watching can order it.
This is the direction, not a feature you can switch on today. We will tell you when it is ready rather than describing it as though it already is.
You might already have a website.
Most restaurants do. The question is what it is actually doing for you.
A template site from a web company sits on its own and knows nothing about your orders.
This one shares the menu, the items and the offers with the system taking the orders.
A listing on a delivery app is their page, with your food on it, next to four competitors.
This is your page, at your address, with nobody else on it.
Changing anything means asking whoever built it, and waiting.
Change the item once, in the same place you manage the menu.
A website that cannot take an order and does not know your menu is a poster. This one is the front door to the business.
A walkthrough of a real restaurant site.
The website, the menu behind it, and what happens when a customer decides to order.
We would rather show you the real screens than a video of something we have not built.
The website is the front door. It opens onto the rest.
Direct Online Ordering
The ordering experience your website hands the customer to.
Creator Marketing
Real people talking about your food — and where that attention lands.
Restaurant App
For the customers who come back often enough to want you on their phone.
Customer Data
Who ordered, and what that lets you do next.
Ready to see what fits your restaurant?
Have a look at the options and find the GetBrovo setup that makes sense for your business.