Build a restaurant website guests can find

A restaurant website builder turns a description of your restaurant into a working site – the menu, the hours and the inquiry form arrive as one build, already wired together.

Tell Base44 you run a wine bar with a weekend brunch menu, and that's what comes back:

• A menu as real pages – by section, readable on a phone, editable in seconds
• Hours, address and contact – in one place, so nothing contradicts the door
• An inquiry form – table requests and private-hire questions in one list

The engine underneath is the AI website builder behind every Base44 site. Say what should change – a price, a dish, a whole page – and it changes.

Describe the place, then make what comes back yours. Five steps, in order:

• Describe the restaurant – name what you are (bistro, café, bar, food truck), how people find you, and the one thing you want a visitor to do: read the menu, or get in touch.
• Add the menu – put it on the page as text, by section, not as a PDF or a photo. A guest reads it on a phone and a search engine reads it too, and neither can read an image.
• Add photos of your dishes – the plates you're proud of and the room on a good night. This is the proof guests look for before they choose.
• Set hours, contact and the inquiry form – get these exactly right before anything else. Wrong hours cost more covers than a plain design ever will.
• Publish and connect a domain – put the live link in your Google Business Profile, your social bios and any listing you already pay for.

A working first version takes one sitting. The photos and the wording usually get polished over the following week, once you've seen it on your own phone.

The fastest way to find out what yours looks like is to describe it – start building and see what comes back before you decide anything else.

You get found by covering the basics well: a readable menu, accurate details and plain language about where you are and what you cook. None of it is complicated – it's mostly about being consistent.

• Put the menu on the page as text – not a PDF, not a photo. This is the single biggest one, because the dishes you serve are exactly what people search for.
• Name your neighborhood and your cuisine in the copy – “wood-fired pizza in Astoria” is how someone searches, “contemporary dining experience” is not.
• Keep your name, address and phone consistent – the same details on your site and your Google Business Profile, character for character.
• Show real photos of the room and the plates – your dining room on a normal night, not a stock image of someone else's restaurant.
• Keep your hours right, including holidays – wrong hours are the fastest way to lose a guest who was already walking to you.
• Use your own domain – a custom domain on a paid plan reads as a real business to guests and search engines alike.

Base44 covers the technical half on its own: every site comes with crawlable headings, SSL and fast hosting, and built-in analytics show which pages get read. Once you are on your own domain, Base44 generates your sitemap and robots.txt – and switching on AI assistant discovery adds an llms.txt file so AI assistants can read what your restaurant is and where it is. When you're ready to put money behind it, you can set up a Google Ads campaign from the same dashboard.