A Google profile that is finished, a website with your menu and allergens clear, and bookings confirmed on WhatsApp. For independent restaurants, cafés, pubs and small hotels, at fixed prices in pounds.
Recent work: Amante · Giovanni Village · Giovanni House
The food and the welcome are rarely the problem. For most new guests, the Google listing is the first impression, and the website is where they decide.
Old hours, a handful of photos from years ago, no menu link, and reviews nobody has answered.
A PDF that has to be zoomed, a photo of the chalkboard, or no menu at all. Allergens are “ask a member of staff”, which is fine in the room and no help to someone choosing where to book.
Requests arrive by phone during service, Instagram messages and email, with no confirmation and no reminder. Some guests never hear back; some never show up.
Illustration: what a guest sees on Google Maps
These are live today. Open one on your phone and try it the way a guest would.
Client work
Also live: Giovanni House · Giovanni Suites · Trails of Teak
Demo sites
Working demos for invented venues, one for each kind of place we build for. Book the table, order the coffee.
Each one is done once and handed over. Prices cover our work only; anything paid to others is listed under “You provide”.
For most restaurants, cafés and pubs
Guests check the menu and allergens, and book, from their phone.
about €1,450 · 14 working days
Everything in Google + Menu Setup, plus
The tools we set up and run for you
We work with these services on your behalf. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
Office parties and family meals are planned in November and booked into December. People search Google Maps, check the menu, and book whoever answers first. A site that launches in January misses all of it.
Founding venue offer
15% off15% off any package for the first 2 venues that book by 13 November.
Plus a Christmas and New Year’s Eve menu page, with allergens, set up free.
Booking means paying the 50% deposit by the date. The Google + Menu Setup is finished before 1 December. A website booked on 13 November is live by 3 December, sooner if you book earlier. WhatsApp bookings go live by mid-December, and hotel packages just before Christmas. We take a limited number of projects so each one launches on time.
Our founder grew up in his family’s restaurant, opened in 2009, and worked every role in it. Years in restaurant software followed, then places of his own. We build what we wanted when we were the ones running service.
More about us →Optional, after any package. Three months minimum, then month to month.
Start with the free audit. We’ll tell you which one fits, or if none does.
No. We are a remote studio, and we work with venues by email, WhatsApp and video calls. Everything in these packages can be done remotely; photography is done by a local photographer we coordinate.
The prices on this page are what you pay us. We are not UK-based, so we do not add UK VAT to our invoices. If your business is VAT-registered, your accountant will know how to record services bought from abroad.
Yes. The euro figures on this page are a rounded guide; we confirm the exact price in euros in your quote. You can pay by bank transfer, Wise or card, in pounds or euros. One-off packages are paid half at the start and half at launch; monthly plans are paid in advance.
No. If you use OpenTable, ResDiary, SevenRooms, Resy or similar, we put its booking widget on your site and Google profile and keep it. If you have nothing, we help you pick a free or low-cost tool, and you sign up in your own name.
Yes. In the UK and EU, food businesses must make information on 14 allergens available for the food they serve. We lay it out clearly for each dish on your menu page. The allergen details themselves have to come from your kitchen, and we publish exactly what you give us; we don’t work them out for you.
It applies in EU countries, including Ireland, from 28 June 2025; it does not apply in the UK. Very small businesses, with fewer than 10 staff and turnover under €2 million, are exempt for the services they provide. We don’t give legal advice, but we build every site to WCAG 2.1 AA anyway, because it makes the site easier for every guest to use.
Every site gets a cookie consent banner set up to UK and EU rules, so analytics and advertising tags only run after a guest agrees, and a plain privacy page you can adjust. Booking and contact forms collect only what you need to reply.
You do. The domain is registered in your name, and every account is yours, with us added as a manager. If you leave, you keep the site, the domain and the content, and we help move the hosting.
Send the form and we do the looking. Or book a 15-minute call, and we’ll tell you honestly what’s worth doing, and what isn’t.
Your Restaurant · London
The three fixes worth the most
Prefer email? therestronaut@gmail.com
