The problems you know
No website, or a terrible one
Your restaurant shows up on Google with a generic listing. Customers can't see your menu, hours, or atmosphere. You're losing walk-ins to competitors with better web presence.
Website builders are too generic
Squarespace and Wix templates look like every other restaurant site. Your food is unique — your website should be too.
Can't afford a web developer
A custom restaurant website costs $3,000–8,000 from a freelancer. That's a month of food costs for a small restaurant.
How InBuild solves them
Full restaurant site from a description
Describe your restaurant, cuisine, and vibe. Get a site with hero, menu display, reservation form, Google Maps embed, photo gallery, hours, and reviews section.
A real Google Maps embed
The Map component drops a live, interactive Google Maps embed keyed to your address — not a static image link. (InBuild doesn't generate LocalBusiness JSON-LD; claim your Google Business Profile separately for the rich business-info panel in search.)
Mobile-first for diners
80% of restaurant searches are mobile. Every generated restaurant site is mobile-optimized with tap-to-call phone numbers, directions links, and a scannable menu layout.
Frequently asked questions
Can I update my menu myself?
Yes. The menu is defined in the exported code as a simple data array. Update items, prices, and descriptions by editing the array — no developer needed for basic changes.
Does it include online ordering?
Basic order inquiry via the contact form. For full online ordering with cart and payment, integrate with Stripe or a restaurant-specific platform like Toast or Square.
Will it show up on Google Maps?
The site includes a Google Maps embed with your address. For the Google Maps business listing itself, claim your Google Business Profile separately — the website URL from InBuild becomes the link in that listing.