Websites for restaurants and bars.
It's our speciality: web design for restaurants, bars and cafés anywhere. We build the website for your restaurant or bar and show it to you finished, with your menu and your photos, before you pay anything.
- Menu as text, with prices and allergens
- WhatsApp booking, no commission
- In Spanish and English
Great food, a door that sticks.
We measured it in hospitality, our speciality: in October 2026 we looked at how 25 restaurants and bars in Málaga and the Costa del Sol show up online. 7 have no website and 6 have one that doesn't open. Together they have more than 26,000 Google reviews and a median rating of 4.6. Customers like what comes out of the kitchen; what fails is what they find when they look the place up on their phone.
Everything below is about hospitality. Outside it we haven't measured anything of our own, so we don't quote figures for other sectors or stretch these ones to fit them.
What customers check before they come.
Each square is one of the 25 restaurants and bars we reviewed.
25 of 25 have opening hours that don't add up or are missing.
Depending on where you look, they say different things, or the website doesn't say at all. In 15 there are three versions or more.
21 of 25 don't have the menu written out on their website.
The menu isn't text on the restaurant's own website. 9 publish it as a PDF or a photo.
11 of 25 make booking hard.
Booking is hidden or broken, or the only way is to phone.
Your computer isn't your customer's phone.
88 on a computer, 58 on a phone.
Speed score from a free Google testing tool (0 to 100): the middle website of the 12 hospitality websites we measured on both.
13 of 14 hospitality websites take more than 4 seconds to show the main content on a phone.
The middle website takes 8.1 s; the worst, 14.6 s.
Each square is one of the 14 restaurant and bar websites we could measure on a phone.
How to read these numbers
These are the 25 restaurants and bars we reviewed in October 2026; we don't name any of them. We chose the sample ourselves, it didn't come from chance: we looked for businesses with a good rating and a visible fault, so the faults weigh more here than across hospitality as a whole. “Say different things” doesn't mean they are wrong. The speed figures come from Lighthouse, Google's free testing tool, in a lab test with a simulated phone and a slow connection, not from real visitors, and only cover the 14 websites we could measure; “the middle website” is the median. Outside hospitality we haven't measured anything of our own and we don't carry these figures over to other sectors.
What a restaurant site includes
What your customer looks for on their phone before coming: what's on the menu, how much it costs, whether you're open and how to book.
The menu, as text
Your dishes, your prices and your photos, not a PDF or a picture of the menu. A PDF is slow to open on a weak signal, makes people pinch-zoom and tends to go out of date. A text menu reads on a phone without waiting, and Google can read it.
Allergens on every dish
Every dish carries its allergens exactly as you give them to us: the restaurant confirms them and we publish them. In our examples, customers can also tick the ones they want to avoid and the menu hides those dishes.
“Open now” and one set of hours
The website works out by itself whether you're open right now and says so at the top. There's one set of hours, and we check with you that your Google profile shows the same.
WhatsApp booking, no commission
The customer picks a day, a time and the number of people, and the message arrives already written in your WhatsApp. No middleman and no commission per booking. If you'd rather have a third-party booking system, it's quoted separately.
With the essential website, the WhatsApp button opens a chat with a prepared message; guided booking comes with the full website.
In Spanish and in English
We write the English with your customers in mind, not as a word-for-word translation, and you review it. Of the 25 restaurants and bars we reviewed in October 2026, 18 had language trouble: no English, machine-translated English or English only.
A picked sample, not a random one: it doesn't represent every restaurant.
See the full study of the 25 websitesMenu and hours always up to date
When a dish, a price or your hours change, message us on WhatsApp and we publish it. Menu and hours changes are part of monthly care, which also covers hosting, backups and a quarterly Google report.
What monthly care costs
Three restaurant and bar examples
The venues are fictional; the websites are real. Open them on your phone, tap every button and compare them with yours.
- Example
Casa Calabrote
Seafood and rice dishes by the sea
The menu with prices and allergens, an “open now” notice and WhatsApp booking.
Open Casa Calabrote (opens in a new tab) - Example
Taberna Gordal
Tapas and vermouth in the old town
The menu set out in columns, with a fixed index and an allergen filter.
Open Taberna Gordal (opens in a new tab) - Example
Mirlo Café
Specialty coffee and brunch for an international crowd
English first, and a menu that reorders itself by time of day.
Open Mirlo Café (opens in a new tab)
Everything you see in them is made up: names, dishes, prices, phone numbers and addresses. No button calls or writes to anyone.
See all the examplesSee your restaurant's website before you pay.
Tell us what your restaurant or bar is like and we'll build your demo, with your menu and your photos. It's free and there's no obligation. If you like it, we send you a fixed quote.
We work in Málaga, the Costa del Sol and all of Spain remotely: Málaga, Marbella, Fuengirola, Mijas, Coín, Alhaurín de la Torre and Alhaurín el Grande.