The menu
A real menu with prices, as text that loads fast on a phone, not a blurry photo of the printed one.
People decide where to eat on their phone, often minutes before they go. They want your menu, your hours and how to find you, fast. We build you a site that gives them all three in 24 hours, then keep it up to date for £99 a month.
Someone looking at a cafe or restaurant website usually wants a few quick answers, then they're on their way to you, or to somewhere else.
A real menu with prices, as text that loads fast on a phone, not a blurry photo of the printed one.
Opening hours, kept current, including bank holidays and the odd closure.
Your address, parking, and a link that opens directions in their maps app.
A button to the table booking or delivery service you use, or your number if it's phone only.
Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options marked clearly, and how to get full allergen information.
Dog friendly, child friendly, outdoor seating, step-free access: the small details that decide a visit.
Where most cafe, restaurant and takeaway sites start. Change it whenever your menu or opening times do.
The shape of the home page we'd build you. The cafe here is made up.
The practical bits that turn a look into a visit. We only show what you tell us is true.
Food businesses must give customers information about the 14 major allergens in what they serve. If you tell people in person, the rules say you need a clear written notice explaining how to ask, and your site can say the same.
Proud of your rating? Say so. In Wales and Northern Ireland you must display it at your premises; in England it's voluntary, and showing it online is up to you.
Prices, specials and seasonal dishes change often. Type the change, check the preview, approve it.
Upkept doesn't take orders or bookings itself, so your buttons go to the booking or delivery services you already use, or to your phone.
Your address with a link that opens the route in a maps app, so the page stays fast on a phone.
Your site is marked up for search engines with what you do, your phone number, your hours and where you are.
No editor and no waiting for a web designer. Type what you want, see a preview of exactly what will change, and tap approve. Nothing goes live until you say so, and any change can be undone.
A few habits that make a cafe or restaurant website pull its weight.
The build, hosting, security, backups and unlimited changes. No setup fee. A 12-month initial plan, then month to month.
Upkept
No setup fee · 12-month plan, then rolling monthly
Secure payments by Stripe. Your domain and your content stay yours.
Upkept doesn't take orders or payments. If you use a delivery or click-and-collect service, your Order buttons can go straight to it; if you take orders by phone, the button rings you.
Yes, by chat. Type or paste the changes, see a preview and approve it. Prices, specials and whole new menus all work the same way.
Your Book a table button can go to the booking service you use, or to your phone. Upkept doesn't run a booking system itself.
Food businesses must give allergen information for the 14 major allergens, and how depends on how you sell. If customers order online or by phone, it must be available before they complete the order and again on delivery. For eat-in and counter service, you can tell people in person, with a written notice saying how to ask. Read the Food Standards Agency's guidance.
Yes. A takeaway site needs the menu, opening hours, your delivery area and a fast way to order, which links to the delivery app you use or rings you.
Upkept is £99 a month with no setup fee, on a 12-month initial plan, then month to month. Our cost guide compares that with DIY builders and one-off builds. Read the website cost guide.
Find your domain, answer a few questions, and have a proper website live by this time tomorrow.