Signal & Form/Web design/Restaurants & Cafes
Menus customers can actually read, hours they can actually find, and ordering paths that don't lose them along the way — built custom for DFW food businesses.
Restaurant websites have one job that most of them fail: answering the three questions every hungry person asks — what do you serve, are you open right now, and how do I get it. The average restaurant site buries the menu in a PDF that won't load on a phone, hides the hours below a hero video, and routes online ordering through three confusing clicks. Every failure is a customer who picks the place next door.
We build restaurant sites around those three questions. The menu is a real page — readable on any phone, findable by Google, updated by us the same day you text a change. Hours sit where eyes land. Order, reserve, and directions buttons do exactly what they say. Everything else — the story, the photos, the events — supports the visit decision instead of getting in its way.
We've done this for real food businesses, not in theory. We launched Hilltop Coffee Shop's site with a full menu hub, monthly drink features, and order-ahead paths; Hilltop Truck Park's with rotating truck schedules, bar menus, and event listings; and Nana's Jam Shack's storefront with a browsable pantry of 25+ products. Food businesses have rhythms — specials, seasons, schedule changes — and we build sites that keep up, because keeping them current is our job, not yours.
No PDFs, no menu-as-photo. Real, fast, phone-first menu pages that Google can read and rank — which is how you show up when someone searches 'breakfast tacos near me.' Updates are covered by your monthly fee: text us the change, it's live same day.
Whether you're on SpotOn, Toast, Square, OpenTable, or just a phone number, we wire the site's buttons straight into your actual systems. No double data entry, no abandoned third-party widgets — the site persuades, your platform processes.
Holiday hours, a new weekend special, this month's featured drink, Friday's live music — the stuff that goes stale on every other restaurant site. We keep it current for you, and structure it so Google surfaces it too.
Three food businesses we've launched — tap through to see the strategy and screens behind each one.
Six steps, one point of contact, and a live preview link from the first week of the build.
30-minute call to understand the business, the customers, and what the site has to do. Free and no-pressure.
We send a written scope, sitemap, and 2 to 6 week timeline. You sign off before anything starts.
Custom design, mocked up in Figma. You review every key screen before we touch code.
Built on Next.js, deployed on Vercel. You see a live preview link as we go.
Domain, DNS, SSL, analytics, and the day-one cutover, handled. You don't lift a finger.
$100/month covers hosting, security, backups, small edits, and a real person to call when something needs to change.
Flat tiered pricing, no hourly fees. Foundation ($1,000) launches a full custom site — menu pages included; online-ordering builds land in Framework ($5,000). $100/month covers hosting, SSL, analytics, and the menu, hours, and specials updates that keep a food business's site alive. Same tiers for a coffee shop as for a full-service restaurant.
Foundation
$1,000
A custom marketing site
Framework
Most projects$5,000
A deeper build that works harder
Flagship
$10,000+
A full custom web app
Every tier
$100/mo
to keep it running
Have another question? The fastest way to get an answer is a free 30-minute strategy call.
From $1,000 to launch. $100/month after that. Custom design, no templates, and we run it for you.