Your own channel, beyond the delivery apps
Delivery apps bring orders but take a large commission and own the customer relationship. Your own website gives customers a place to see your full menu, ambience and story, reserve a table, book catering or order directly on WhatsApp — without a middleman.
It also gives Google more to show when people search for your restaurant name or 'biryani near me', alongside your Google Business Profile.
Features of a WebNest restaurant website
- Mobile-friendly menu that's easy to update (no blurry PDF menus)
- Table reservation or enquiry form
- WhatsApp ordering and click-to-call
- Photo gallery of dishes and interiors
- Catering, party and banquet booking pages
- Opening hours, map and directions
- Links to your delivery-app listings and social media
- Restaurant and Menu structured data for search
Menus that sell
A good online menu is fast, readable on a phone and easy to scan. We build menus as real web pages, not PDFs — organised by category, with prices, veg and non-veg markers and short descriptions for signature dishes. You can update items and prices yourself from the CMS, so the menu online always matches the one in the restaurant.
Local search for food businesses
Most restaurant discovery happens on Google Maps. We help set up a complete Google Business Profile with photos, menu link and accurate hours, and make sure your website shows the same name, address and phone. For multiple outlets we create separate location pages. Learn more on our SEO services page.
Pricing
A single-outlet restaurant or café website can start on the ₹7,999 Starter plan. Websites with an editable menu, reservations and catering pages usually fit the ₹14,999 Business plan. Direct online ordering with payments starts at ₹29,999. See our website cost guide.
How a WebNest project runs
Every project follows the same five steps, so you always know what happens next and what we need from you.
- Discovery — we learn your business, customers and goals, and agree a clear written scope.
- Planning — sitemap, page structure and the main action each page should drive.
- Design — a custom layout in your brand colours, reviewed with you before any build work.
- Development — a fast, mobile-first build with SEO foundations, forms and analytics.
- Launch and support — testing on real devices, go-live, training and ongoing help.
Useful guides
- Planning your site: website design for small business
- Online ordering: e-commerce website design
- Inspiration: 30 website design examples