Free Restaurant Website Builder
Build a restaurant website for free — menu, location, and contact details on a phone-friendly site you can preview Free Forever before going live.
Siterunway does not include table reservations or a dedicated ordering app. Start Free with no credit card: a visual builder for menus, food photography, address and hours as page content, a contact form, SEO fields, and an optional store if you sell packaged items.
Start Free — Put Your Menu Online
A restaurant site that answers the obvious questions
People search for the menu, the address, and whether you are open. Build those pages first.
Start from a business template
Onboarding does not have a separate “restaurant” product. Choose Business Website, add the restaurant name and logo, and pick a published layout you can restyle.
Put the menu on the site
Use List or Services sections for dishes, prices, and short descriptions. Pair them with food photos in slideshow or image-heavy welcome blocks. This is a presented menu, not a POS.
Write location and hours in plain copy
Address, neighborhood, and opening hours belong on a contact or footer-adjacent section as text you edit. There is no dedicated hours widget or map component in the section library.
Give people a way to write in
A contact form collects catering questions, private dining notes, or feedback. Submissions appear as inquiries. For bookings, publish a phone number — Siterunway does not run a reservation book.
Name the pages for local search
Set titles and descriptions that mention the restaurant and area. Connect Search Console from Settings when you want to see how the pages are indexed.
Independent kitchens and small groups
If you need a full reservations stack, keep using the tool you already book with — this site can still host the menu.
Neighborhood restaurants
Menu, photos, hours in copy, phone, and a form. Enough for someone deciding where to eat tonight.
Cafes and bakeries
A short menu, a few images, location, and optional products if you sell packaged goods online.
Chefs with a catering offer
A services-style page for packages plus a form beats a buried PDF.
Pop-ups that need a URL fast
Signup creates a site from a template in under 30 seconds. Preview the menu free forever, then choose a plan when you are ready.
Restaurant-site pieces that exist in Siterunway
Honest about what is a website, and what is still a phone call.
Menu presentation
List and Services sections hold dish names, descriptions, and prices as editable copy. Update the menu when the kitchen changes it — no reprint.
Food photography
Slideshow and hero/welcome sections are the place for plates, interiors, and team photos. You upload the images; the builder does not generate them.
Location as content
Put the address and directions on a contact or about page. Visitors can copy it into maps themselves. There is no embedded map section in the current library.
Contact that reaches you
Publish a phone number in page copy and add a form for written requests. Form mail lands in the dashboard.
SEO for the restaurant name
Titles, descriptions, Open Graph, canonical, and robots on each page. Rankings still depend on reviews, citations, and the rest of the web.
Optional packaged sales
If you sell merch, gift cards as products, or pantry items, the storefront supports catalog, cart, and checkout with Razorpay, Stripe, or cash on delivery. That is not table-side ordering.
Advantages for a restaurant site guests can use
Menu and address on a phone — without a bloated builder or a custom codebase.
Update the menu yourself
Seasonal dishes change on the canvas. No agency wait — and no GitHub for the floor team.
Section-based layout
Menu, gallery, hours, and contact blocks. Edit content; skip fragile free-form layouts.
Built for phones
Sections collapse cleanly on mobile so the menu is readable standing outside.
Catering in Inquiries
Form submissions stay in the dashboard — no third-party form app for the basic case.
SEO fields out of the box
Meta titles and descriptions for the restaurant name — plain fields, not nested menus.
Fast to preview
Template to editable site in about 30 seconds. Preview free forever before you go live.
Help people find the menu, not a Facebook photo dump
A public URL with metadata is still the baseline for restaurant search.
Per-page metadata
Title, description, Open Graph, Twitter, canonical, robots.
CMS for stories
Optional articles for chef notes or events — not required for a one-page menu site.
Analytics when you want them
GA4, Tag Manager, or Search Console from Settings.
Same builder, restaurant-shaped content
There is no restaurant-only app. You fill business sections with kitchen content.
Create the site
Sign up as a Business Website, pick a template, add the restaurant name.
Build the menu page
Add list or services blocks, paste dish copy, upload photos.
Add contact details
Address, hours, phone, and a form. Link them in the header.
Set SEO and share
Fill titles and descriptions. Preview the site free forever; attach a custom domain on a paid plan.
Layouts that can look like a restaurant site
Published templates from the live catalog. Prefer food or hospitality designs when they exist; otherwise strong photography-friendly business layouts.
Put the menu where guests can actually read it
Start Free with no credit card — pick a template and preview your menu Free Forever before you upgrade for live hosting or a custom domain.
Questions about building with Siterunway
- Can I build a restaurant website with Siterunway?
- Yes. You get a visual builder for menu pages, food photos, location and hours as written content, a contact form, and SEO fields. Start from a Business Website template and replace the placeholder copy.
- Does Siterunway take table reservations?
- No. There is no reservation book, waitlist, or OpenTable-style integration in the product. Publish a phone number or link out to whatever booking tool you already use.
- Can guests order food online?
- Not as a restaurant ordering system. If you sell packaged goods or merchandise, the storefront can take catalog orders with Razorpay, Stripe, or cash on delivery. That is checkout for products, not table or delivery ordering.
- How do I show the menu?
- Use List or Services sections for items and prices, and slideshow or hero sections for photos. Update the copy whenever the kitchen changes the menu.
- Can I list opening hours and the address?
- Yes, as page content you type yourself. There is no dedicated hours widget or map section in the current library.
- Will the site work on phones?
- Yes. Sections collapse at 768px so a diner can read the menu on a phone.
- Can I build a restaurant website for free?
- Yes. Start Free with no credit card. Free Forever lets you build and preview your menu site within Free limits. Upgrade when you need a custom domain, live public hosting, online payments, or higher limits.