What should a restaurant website include?
A restaurant website needs the full menu with prices as text, opening hours, reservations and phone at the top, and photos of your own place. The site also shows whether you are open right now. Tripscha Digital builds websites for restaurants and hospitality businesses, from Villingen-Schwenningen for businesses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. As of October 2026.
What guests ask before they get in touch.
Are you open right now?
How much is it?
Can I book a table?
Do you have something for me (vegetarian, gluten-free)?
A good site answers these questions right at the top, before anyone picks up the phone.
Menu, hours, reservations and your own photos belong on the site.
Menu as text
Every price is kept up to date in one place. Google reads the menu, and so do your guests.
Bookings by time slot
Days and times taken from your actual opening hours.
Your photos
We gather them with you and clear the rights for each image.
Opening hours with status
The site says whether you are open right now, from the same hours that reservations are based on.
The menu is on the site as text, not as a PDF and not as a photo.
Guests search for dishes and prices. If the menu is an image or a PDF, nobody can search it, Google included.
As text, every price comes from one source. If a price changes, it changes in one place, on the site and in the reservations.
Only the kitchen states allergens and additives; the site shows what the kitchen approves.
Photos only of your own place, with the rights cleared for each image.
Not legal advice
Guests decide by the plate. A stock photo shows someone else’s plate in someone else’s room.
If there are no photos, we arrange them with you and clear the rights for each image. Anyone who can be recognised in a photo has to agree.
How you get your site: call, prototype, fixed price.
Applies to every project
The intro call with Tripscha Digital takes 30 minutes, by video or in Villingen-Schwenningen, and is free of charge.
Prototype before price
You see your site before you sign anything.
Written fixed price
no hourly rates.
4 to 6 weeks
from signature to launch for a standard scope.
One point of contact
the same person from the intro call to launch.
What this looks like for a restaurant: one of our websites.
The sushi restaurant shows its full menu with prices as text. Reservations and phone are right at the top, and the photos are of its own place.
Wasabi fusion gastroOpen site
The full menu with prices, reservations within the actual opening hours. A sushi restaurant website with the restaurant’s own photos.
Statement
The one statement only this restaurant can make. Not “a warm welcome”.
Book
Booking and phone side by side, on the first screen.
Photo
The restaurant’s own photo instead of a stock image.
An example from our portfolio: Wasabi fusion gastro.
One conversation, then you see your site.
Intro call: 30 minutes, by video or in Villingen-Schwenningen. Then we build your prototype, and only then comes the fixed price.
Earliest intro call: one working day after your enquiry