Owner guide · Website, POS and app

Restaurant website checklist: 12 things it needs

Most guests visit your website on a phone, standing somewhere, hungry. Everything they need should be one thumb away.

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Step by step

  1. An Order button that stays on screen. At the top and following the scroll.
  2. Hours and whether you are open now. Today’s hours, clearly.
  3. Address, directions and tap to call. Three things guests use most.
  4. The menu with prices. As text, not only a photo of a paper menu.
  5. Real food photos. Your dishes, not stock photos.
  6. Pages for popular dishes. Each with your town in the title, so Google finds you for the dish.

Website, POS and app

Six more

Your story in a few lines. Catering and big orders. Answers to common questions (parking, delivery, allergies). Links to your social media. The same name, address and phone as Google. Fast loading on a phone.

How EatFuti helps

Every EatFuti website is built with these from day one, from your photos and menu, and kept current. See Pho Dee-Licious.

EatFuti is in Des Moines, Iowa, and works with independent restaurants across the United States, most of all in Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas and Texas.

How it works with EatFuti

  1. Run the free check. Three minutes, no sign-up. See your Google page, where your Order button goes and how your site does on a phone.
  2. Say yes. Send your photos and menu, or we take the menu from your POS or online. Online ordering is live 48 to 72 hours after signup.
  3. Your website goes up. Built for you from your photos, menu and reviews, right after ordering is live. You approve it before it goes up.

Questions owners ask

Does a restaurant need a website if it has Google and Instagram?

Yes. Your website is the one place you control, it helps Google trust your listing, and it is where your own ordering lives.

Should the menu be a PDF?

No. Text loads faster on phones and Google can read it.