Restaurant websites
A restaurant website that matches your menu
Pick a template, set your colours and publish. The menu, prices and branches on the site come from the same records as your POS, so when you change a dish it changes on the website too.
From the kitchen
Illustrative: Himal Kitchen is a demo restaurant. The preview runs in your browser; nothing is saved.
The menu on the site updates itself
The website stores only how it looks: template, colours, text and photos. Every dish, price and branch is read from the records your POS and kitchen already use.
- 19:42MenuA manager marks Chicken Momo as unavailable.
- 19:42POSThe dish can no longer be added on any till.
- 19:42QR menuGuests at their tables can no longer add it.
- 19:43WebsiteIt drops off the featured dishes and the full menu.
Illustrative timeline. Public pages refresh within a minute.
Eight templates
Templates for different kinds of restaurant
Luxury
Hotel dining, rooftop, chef-led rooms
Full-bleed candlelit hero, centred serif, hairline gold rules, symmetrical and slow.
Modern
Neighbourhood bistros, all-day kitchens
Split-screen hero, big grotesk type, a strict grid and numbered sections.
Café
Coffee houses, brunch spots, tea rooms
Soft serif, rounded cards, taped-on photos and a chalkboard-style menu.
Quick service
Burgers, momo counters, fast casual
Poster type, loud blocks of colour, price stickers and a ticker.
Bakery
Bakeries, patisseries, dessert bars
Arched windows, scalloped edges, pastel ground and a display-case menu.
Fine dining
Tasting menus, omakase, chef’s tables
Near-empty pages, a narrow column, the menu set as numbered courses.
Bar
Cocktail bars, taprooms, late-night
After-dark palette, oversized wide type, mono details and a drinks list.
Cloud kitchen
Delivery-first brands, virtual kitchens
App-like cards, category chips, a sticky call-to-order bar.
What the website includes
There is no pickup or delivery checkout on the website yet. Guests order from their table’s QR code, and the site says so instead of showing a cart that goes nowhere.
- Eight templates
- Each has its own layout and typefaces, so they look different, not just recoloured.
- Menu, prices and availability
- Read from the same records as the POS, so there is nothing to copy across.
- Locations and hours
- Every active branch, with the opening hours you set in the editor.
- Reservations call-to-action
- Links to your booking page, or a tap-to-call button if you take bookings by phone.
- Ordering
- Guests order from their table’s QR code. Pickup and delivery checkout on the website is not built yet.
- Draft, preview, publish
- Edit with a live preview, publish when you are ready, unpublish in one click.
- Your own address
- A datarestro.com subdomain, or your own domain once you prove ownership with a DNS record. We switch on the secure connection for a custom domain with you.
- SEO basics
- Per-restaurant title, description, share image from your hero, and schema.org Restaurant data.
Set up your restaurant website
If your menu is already in DataRestro, choose a template and publish.