// Built for · Restaurants and hospitality
Restaurant websites that get the menu rightthe same day the chef changes it.
We build and run the websites for 56 Restaurant Group in Northeast Ohio: 56 Kitchen in Solon and Mayfield Heights, 56 Tavern, 56 Social, and Elle. Reservations go to OpenTable, online ordering and gift cards go to Toast, and when a new menu PDF lands in our inbox it is live and checked on an iPhone before service.
- 4
- Restaurant sites we run
- 2
- 56 Kitchen locations
- 1
- Owner portal behind them
Work in this industry
56 Kitchen
Modern American scratch kitchen, two locations. Direct OpenTable booking for each location, Toast online ordering and gift cards, GA4 with 14-month retention.
56 Tavern
Neighborhood tavern. Seasonal menu rewrites, happy-hour and hours changes verified live, a wine list PDF rebuilt so it renders on Apple devices.
Elle
Northern Italian fine dining in Solon. Menus, hours and PDF menus managed from one config file so updates take minutes.
// What slows this work down
The problems we have already solvedfor people in your line of work.
- The menu on the website is not the menu on the table.
- For 56 Social we deployed three new menus and a new kids tab in a single session, then validated every PDF page with Apple’s renderer because that is what guests open them on. Every 56 site follows the same menu-update procedure, so a change request becomes a live page the same day.
- Reservations and ordering links go to the wrong place.
- We verified every OpenTable link on 56 Kitchen, 56 Tavern and 56 Social in a real browser, per location, and confirmed the Toast ordering and gift-card links on 56 Kitchen. Broken booking links cost covers quietly; we check them after every deploy.
- Four brands, one owner, no single place to see what is going on.
- The 56 Restaurants owner portal (Angular with server-side rendering) sits behind the public sites. 56 Tavern and 56 Social carry restaurant structured data, and GA4 runs with 14-month retention, so the group can see which location and which menu page people actually visit.
// What you get
What a restaurants engagement usually includes.
- Fast static site per brand, hosted on your own DreamHost account
- OpenTable or Resy direct-booking links per location
- Toast, Square or other ordering and gift-card links kept current
- Menu PDF updates checked on iPhone and Mac before they go live
- Restaurant structured data (hours, address, menu, cuisine)
- GA4 with retention set so history does not evaporate
- Same-day change requests on a monthly retainer
- Multi-brand owner portal when you run more than one room
// Questions we get from restaurants
Asked before,answered straight.
How fast can you update a menu or hours?
Same day for clients on a retainer. Menu PDFs are validated on Apple and Chrome renderers before they go live, because a menu that opens blank on an iPhone is worse than an old one.
Do you build online ordering?
For most restaurants we link to the ordering system you already pay for (Toast, Square, ChowNow) and make sure those links are correct on every page. We build custom ordering only when a group needs something those systems cannot do; that is the kind of work we do for BlazeBite on the concessions side.
What does a restaurant website cost?
A single-location site usually lands in the $2,000 to $8,000 range depending on pages and integrations. A multi-brand group with an owner portal is scoped separately. You get a fixed quote after a short call.
Can you host it, or do we need our own account?
We prefer you own the hosting account and the domain. We set up automatic deploys so a push from us goes live without anyone touching a server.
// Your turn
Tell us what is slowing your restaurants business down.
Or paste your current site into the free audit and we will send back a written report, prioritized by impact, in 3 to 5 business days.