Restaurant website design in India
A customer decides on the walk over. They open Google, look at two listings, and pick the one that shows the menu, the price, and a way to book. The restaurant without a website loses that call, even if the biryani is better.
Your menu, your prices,
not a screenshot of someone else's
The biggest mistake restaurant sites make is linking to a Swiggy or Zomato page the customer did not come to see. The menu belongs on the home page, with prices current to the day, and dietary tags for the people who check.
The menu card is rendered from the operator's own data. Send a PDF, a Swiggy link, a Google Doc, or photos of a paper menu. We rewrite it so the page is yours, then send you the change by WhatsApp when prices move.
Restaurant website questions
How much does a restaurant website cost in India?
A one-page restaurant site starts at ₹6,999. A 5-page site with menu, story, gallery, events and catering starts at ₹14,999. Multi-location or multilingual scopes start at ₹29,999.
Can you use our Swiggy, Zomato, PDF or printed menu?
Yes. A client-approved source can be turned into searchable text, categories, prices and dietary notes. The restaurant confirms final accuracy and publishing rights.
Can customers reserve through WhatsApp?
Yes. The button can prefill date, time, party size and occasion so the restaurant receives a useful request. Confirmation still follows the restaurant's availability process.
Is online ordering included?
Delivery-platform links and a simple payment link are different from full online ordering. Cart, kitchen workflow, delivery zones and order management need a separately scoped build.
How long does it take?
A one-page site usually takes 3 to 5 working days after the approved menu, photos and timings arrive. A 5-page site is normally planned for 7 working days.
Running a coffee-first venue? See the more focused coffee shop website design page for pickup, beans and community events.
One page, three jobs:
book, order, or throw a party
A restaurant customer falls into one of three buckets the moment they open the site. The page surfaces all three in the first scroll, so no one leaves because they did not find the right button.
Table booking
For birthdays, anniversaries, date night, and team dinners. One button opens WhatsApp with date, time and headcount already typed.
- Date, time, party size pre-filled
- Special occasion notes (cake, candles, dietary)
- Confirmation reply, usually in 12 minutes
Home delivery
For the regular who wants a Tuesday-night thali. The site shows delivery radius, fee threshold, and links to Swiggy and Zomato in one place.
- Delivery radius and minimum order
- Free-delivery threshold for the area
- Swiggy and Zomato deep links
Party and catering
For weddings, corporate lunches, and 50-plate orders. The enquiry form asks the right questions so the operator does not have to chase.
- Event date, guest count, location
- Veg or non-veg split, budget band
- One reply with a written quote
Photos of your space,
not a stock kitchen
Customers want to see where they will sit. Four real photos of the dining room, the counter, a signature dish, and the team work better than twenty food-porn shots. The site loads them fast because they are sized for a phone, not a billboard.
On the real site, every photo is a slot the operator can replace from their phone. We size and crop to a 1:1 grid so the layout never breaks when you swap a photo.
The five questions before
they book a table
A Google listing handles two of these. The website handles all five, and the table is the one that brings the customer in.
What a restaurant website answers
- What's on the menu, with prices current to the day, and veg or non-veg tags
- When the room is open, when the kitchen closes, and the last order time
- Where you sit — parking, AC, family section, rooftop, the layout a regular wants
- What it costs for a meal, a party of 10, or a corporate lunch, with sample prices
- How to book in one WhatsApp message, with the date, time and headcount pre-filled
What a Maps listing answers
- Name, address, two lines of business hours
- A handful of reviews, often old
- Two or three photos the operator uploaded years ago
- A Call button that connects to a busy line
- No way to send an enquiry for a party of 12 next Saturday
What a restaurant website costs
The website is one fee, billed once. The food, the kitchen, the staff — that is your business. We just build the page that fills the tables.
| Restaurant type | Package | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Single cafe or quick-service | Starter, 1 page | ₹6,999 |
| Full-service restaurant with menu, gallery, events, catering | Business, 5 pages | ₹14,999 |
| Restaurant group, cloud kitchen, multi-location, multilingual | Growth, up to 12 pages | ₹29,999 |
| Today's special or weekly offer pinned to the home page | Add-on | ₹1,499 |
| Online ordering (Razorpay or UPI button, not full ecommerce) | Add-on | ₹3,500 |
| Google Business Profile, Maps, and reviews setup | Add-on | ₹2,999 |
Domain and hosting are bought in your own name and never billed by us. The full breakdown is on the pricing page.
Other businesses we build for
Coffee shop and cafe websites
Built around menu, hours and pickup.
Salon and spa websites
Built around appointments and before-after work.
Car wash and detailing websites
Built around packages and booking slots.
Plant nursery websites
Built around plant care and delivery areas.
Twenty-nine trades in all, each with a working sample. See every category. Already have a website? We also handle redesign and monthly maintenance.
See your restaurant's website before you pay
Send your restaurant name, your top five dishes with prices, and your area. We will build a real page and send you the link within 24 hours.