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Restaurant Website Portfolio

Restaurant Website Examples

The same stack — schema, menu, ordering, reservations, GBP — applied to fine dining, fast casual, cafes, bars, multi-location, and ghost kitchens. Real examples available on request. quality-focused growth plan.

Real examples available — request a demo. The cards below show the stack we apply across restaurant types.

Built For Every Restaurant Type

Fine Dining
Fast Casual
Cafe / Bakery
Bar / Lounge (21+)
Multi-Location
Delivery-First / Ghost Kitchen

Eight Reference Builds

Anonymized concept builds illustrating the stack. Live client links shared after a quick intro call.

Fine Dining

Tasting Room Concept

Sample City

Tasting menu booking with course-by-course schema and wine-pairing add-ons.

  • Tock integration
  • Wine list schema
  • Chef bio + press
See details
Fast Casual

Bowls + Wraps

Sample City

Direct online ordering wired to Toast, no third-party commission on first-party orders.

  • Toast online ordering
  • Loyalty enrollment
  • Curbside pickup
See details
Cafe

Neighborhood Café

Sample City

Morning rush page with one-tap pre-order, schema-tagged pastry list for AI Overview.

  • Square ordering
  • Pastry MenuItem schema
  • GBP weekly post sync
See details
Bar / Lounge (21+)

Craft Cocktail Bar

Sample City

Age-gated landing with reservation widget and cocktail-list MenuItem schema. 21+ enforced.

  • Resy integration
  • Cocktail schema
  • Event calendar
See details
Multi-Location

Multi-Location Pizza

5 Locations

One CMS, 5 location pages, each with its own GBP, schema, and ordering link. Synced menu across all.

  • Location landing pages
  • Per-location schema
  • Multi-GBP management
See details
Casual Dining

Neighborhood Bistro

Sample City

OpenTable widget plus first-party reservation form. Seasonal menu changes in plain English.

  • OpenTable + direct booking
  • Seasonal menu editor
  • Photo gallery
See details
Delivery-First

Ghost Kitchen Brand

Sample City

DoorDash and Uber Eats integration with first-party ordering CTA above the third-party fold.

  • DoorDash + Uber Eats
  • First-party push
  • Delivery-zone schema
See details
Hospitality

Hotel Restaurant

Sample City

Dual audience: hotel guests and locals. Brunch booking and event-space inquiries on one site.

  • Event inquiry flow
  • Brunch reservations
  • Locals-vs-guests routing
See details
Same Schema, Every Build

Every Example Ships With Restaurant + MenuItem Schema

That's the difference between a beautiful site and a site Google can quote in an AI Overview. A fine dining tasting menu, a fast-casual bowl, a cocktail list — each dish gets its own structured-data entry so it can be cited when a diner asks "best [dish] near me." Allergen specifics always defer to the restaurant.

Want To See A Live Client Site?

Real examples available on a 15-minute call. quality-focused growth plan, .

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The portfolio includes neighborhood independents, fast-casual concepts, fine dining establishments, and multi-location groups across a range of cuisines and price points. Each example shows the live site, the reservation or ordering integration in use, and a brief note on what was prioritized for that operator, whether that was private events bookings, online ordering conversion, or AI Overview visibility for a specific city. The portfolio is updated as new launches go live, and the team can share case studies with traffic, reservations, and review velocity numbers under NDA for operators evaluating the platform seriously.