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Website for a restaurant or café

People check a restaurant’s website while walking down the street, phone in hand. It has to show the menu, the hours and the way there in under two seconds.

One of our examples (fictional business) – Restaurant

What a restaurant website should do

  • Show the menu as text, not only as an image or a PDF: it is faster, easier to read and better understood by Google.
  • Put the hours, the address and a “call” button at the top of the page.
  • Offer booking or online ordering by linking your current platforms.
  • Announce holidays and special hours quickly.
  • Show a few good, light photos that make people hungry without slowing the page.

Points to know

  • The Charter of the French Language requires commercial advertising to be in French. If your site also exists in English, the French version must be complete. A site designed bilingual from the start settles this (confirm your obligations with the OQLF).
  • If you collect emails (newsletter, bookings), consent and the privacy notice are planned from the start.
  • An up-to-date Google Business profile (hours, menu, photos) complements the site and helps people find you.

How a project with Lintel works

You first receive a mockup and a fixed price, with no surprises. The site is designed in French and English from the start, not translated afterwards.

After launch, a simple monthly support plan covers changes, updates and monitoring. You send me what changes (a price, an opening time, a photo) and I take care of it.

Frequently asked questions

My menu changes often. What do I do?

Email me the changes: updating the menu is part of the monthly support plan. You have nothing to learn.

Can you manage online orders?

I connect the site to your existing ordering or booking platform. I do not replace delivery platforms.

Will the site be bilingual?

Yes: menu, hours and pages, in French and in English, with a visible language switch.

General information, not legal advice. Check your obligations with your professional order, the OQLF, the RBQ or a legal adviser, depending on your situation.

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