A restaurant website that takes bookings

For a restaurant or a café, the website isn't decoration. It's the tool that answers customers when the team has no time to.

The problems we see everywhere

• The phone rings in the middle of service, and nobody can pick up.
• Booking requests get lost in Instagram or Facebook DMs.
• The menu only exists as a blurry photo, posted a long time ago.
• The opening hours or the address on Google are out of date.
• The website, if there is one, takes too long to open on mobile data.

Our restaurant website template is designed to answer each of these. Here's how, section by section.

1. Online booking

The problem. Bookings come in by phone during the rush, or in messages read too late. Some get lost.

In the template. The booking bar is visible as soon as the page opens: date, time, number of guests. Customers pick a slot and send their request in three steps. A dedicated page handles group requests.

What it changes. Requests arrive in one place, with the right details, even while the team is in the kitchen. Confirmations can be connected to WhatsApp or SMS, depending on what your customers use.

2. A menu that's readable and up to date

The problem. A PDF or photo menu is hard to read on a phone, and drifts away from what's actually served.

In the template. A real page, organised by section (starters, mains, desserts), with a photo where it helps people choose and clearly displayed prices. At the tables, a QR menu opens the same page.

What it changes. One menu to keep up to date, online and at the table. Customers know what to expect before they arrive.

3. Practical info you can trust

The problem. A vague address, wrong hours, a forgotten closing day: the customer makes the trip for nothing, and doesn't come back.

In the template. Map, address, opening hours and closing day sit together on one clear page, with a Directions button.

What it changes. The details people check right before they leave are accurate and quick to read. We can also help you keep them in line with your Google listing.

4. Mobile and speed

The problem. Many visitors arrive on a phone, often on mobile data. A heavy page or tiny buttons, and they leave.

In the template. The template is designed for mobile first, then adapted for desktop: large Book, Call and WhatsApp buttons, short text, nothing to zoom.

What it changes. Booking, calling or messaging takes one tap, wherever the customer is.

5. Several languages

The problem. Part of your customers — tourists, expats, Arabic speakers — may not read French.

In the template. A language switcher is built into the header. The site can be offered in French, English and Arabic.

What it changes. Every customer reads the menu and books in their own language.

Behind the build

A template is the structure. When we build the site for your business, we apply the same standards as kovaprod.com:

• Mobile first: every page is designed for the phone, then widened for desktop.
• Fast loading: a modern framework (Next.js) and images optimised automatically, in the right format and size for each screen.
• SEO basics: a title and description for every page, structured data for Google, a sitemap and declared language versions.
• Accessibility: alt text on images, visible keyboard focus, reduced motion for people who ask for it.
• Easy updates: content is kept separate from code, so the menu, hours or photos can change without touching the rest of the site.
• Clean handover: version-controlled code, documentation and handover — the site stays yours.

What we adapt for you

Your name, your menu, your photos, your hours, your colours — and only the features you need. Online ordering, a QR menu, extra languages: we add them when they serve your business.

It starts with a conversation about your place. Then you get a clear quote covering what we'll build and the milestones.