Built for kitchens, not brochures
Restaurant Websites Built to Take the Order, USA-Wide
Web menus that load instantly, ordering without the third-party commission, reservations through OpenTable or Resy, and hours that match Google. Kemafy builds restaurant websites for US kitchens from $1,500.
A hungry visitor gives you fifteen seconds. What does a restaurant website need, and what does it cost?
A restaurant site with a proper web menu, hours, location and reservations costs $1,500 with Kemafy; add commission-free online ordering with Stripe or Square checkout and the price moves toward $3,000. The menu is the whole game. A hungry person on a phone gives you about fifteen seconds, and a PDF that has to download and pinch-zoom uses all of them. We build menus as fast HTML pages your manager can reprice in a minute, keep hours in sync with your Google Business Profile, and put order, reserve and directions one tap from every page.
- Menu & reservations
- $1,500
- Plus online ordering
- From $3,000
- Menu
- Fast HTML, no PDF
- Checkout
- Stripe / Square or delivery apps
Why the sector sets the brief.
A restaurant website has the shortest attention span of any site we build.
The visitor is hungry, it is 6:40 on a Friday, and they are choosing between you and two other places in the same search result. They need the menu with prices, whether you are open, how far away you are, and a way to order or book — and if any of those takes more than a tap, they pick the other place. Kemafy designs around that clock. Menus are real pages that load in under a second and rank for the dishes you serve. Ordering runs through your own Stripe or Square checkout so a delivery app is not taking 30% of a pickup order, with links to the apps for guests who prefer them. Reservations open in OpenTable, Resy or Tock without leaving the page. And because most of this traffic arrives from Google Maps, hours, address and photos stay consistent with your Business Profile.
The parts we build most often
Menus as Real Pages
Every dish, price and dietary tag as fast, searchable HTML that your manager can update in minutes.
Commission-Free Ordering
Pickup and delivery orders with Stripe or Square checkout on your own site, plus links to DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub for guests who insist.
Reservations, No Phone Call
OpenTable, Resy, Tock or a built-in booking form embedded where guests expect it.
Hours That Match Google
Location, hours, holiday closures and delivery zones kept in step with your Google Business Profile.
Photos That Make People Hungry
Layouts that let the food do the selling, with images compressed so they still load on a cell connection.
Found on Maps and Search
Local SEO groundwork so you show up for "brunch near me" and the neighborhood you cook in.
Counted out, line by line
Nothing here is an upsell. Each line ships with the build, alongside hosting setup, SSL, analytics and a walkthrough for whoever will run the site.
- Home, story & contact pages
- HTML menu with dietary tags
- Your own checkout or delivery-app links
- Reservation widget embedded
- Hours, map & delivery zone info
- Photo gallery & press
- Sized for phones first
In their words
What clients say once the site is live.
Sales are up 50% since the new store went live. Checkout is three taps, and our regulars keep telling us how easy it is.
What restaurants & food owners ask us.
What am I paying for at $1,500?
A site with your menu, hours, location, gallery and reservations is $1,500. Adding online ordering with payment on your own site takes it toward $3,000, depending on the size of the menu and how your kitchen receives orders.
Why not just use our PDF menu?
A PDF has to download before it opens, it is unreadable on a phone without zooming, and Google cannot rank the dishes inside it. A menu built as a web page opens instantly, prints fine if you still need paper, and shows up when someone searches for green chile in Denver.
Is on-site ordering really cheaper than the delivery apps?
For pickup, dramatically. Delivery apps charge restaurants 15–30% per order; Stripe or Square checkout on your own site costs about 3%. We keep the app links for guests who want delivery and steer everyone else to your own checkout.
Can our manager change prices and specials?
Yes. Menu items, prices, 86'd dishes and daily specials are edited from a simple admin screen, and the change is live the moment it is saved.
Bring us your restaurants & food brief.
Tell us the goal, the deadline and roughly what you have to spend. A written scope and a fixed price come back within one business day, no meeting required.