—— Industry · Restaurants
Wix for restaurants.
A restaurant site has to do four things on opening night: look mouth-watering, take the reservation, surface the menu without making people pinch, and rank for "best [cuisine] near me". Most fail at three of the four.
— The terrain
What restaurant sites usually get wrong.
Menu as PDF.
A PDF menu is invisible to Google, hostile to phones, and impossible for the team to update without a designer.
Reservation buried.
OpenTable or TheFork links hidden in a header. The number-one CTA fights for attention with newsletter signups.
Local SEO ignored.
No LocalBusiness schema, no Google Business Profile sync, no neighbourhood pages. The restaurant ranks lower than its delivery aggregator.
— What we deliver
A restaurant playbook tuned by 40+ launches.
CMS-driven menu
Editable from a single dashboard. Multi-language, allergens, prices, photos. Schema-marked for Google Rich Results.
Reservation flow
OpenTable, TheFork, SevenRooms, or Wix Bookings — integrated with the lowest friction path measured.
Local SEO foundation
LocalBusiness + Menu + Review schema. Per-location pages where relevant.
Mobile-first design
Most restaurant visits are mobile — the site is designed mobile-up, not desktop-down.
— Why us
Why restaurant-vertical specialism matters.
We have shipped 40+ Wix restaurant sites.
Patterns refined over years: when to highlight the chef, when the menu, when the reservation.
We integrate with the booking systems you already use.
OpenTable, TheFork, SevenRooms, Resy, Wix Bookings — each handled cleanly.
Restaurant Wix questions.
Yes — that is non-negotiable. The CMS lets your front-of-house team add specials in under a minute.
Yes. We model location as a CMS collection with per-location menus, hours, and pages.
We set up the GBP/Maps integration during launch and document how to maintain it.