Restaurant website design / Canada
Before someone picks a place to eat, they want four answers: are you open, what is on the menu, what does it cost, and how do they get there. A restaurant website should give them all four on a phone in a few seconds. I'm Bryce Elliot. I build custom-coded restaurant websites for owners across Canada, in person at my Lake Country, BC office or remotely. Websites are $1,500 to $4,900, and larger custom builds start at $6,500.
A walk-up grill on the beach at Wood Lake in Oyama. The site shows whether the grill is open on the first screen, lists the full menu with prices, explains how to get there by car, bike or boat, and has local guides for the lakes and the rail trail. I also run their social media and local SEO.
Read the case studyIndependent restaurants, cafes, bakeries, food trucks, pubs and seasonal spots. You might have no site yet, a site with a menu PDF from two seasons ago, or a page on a template builder that looks like every other place in town. If people already find you on Google and social media, the website is where they go to check the details before they come in.
For a business launching, replacing an outdated site, or making enquiries easier. We agree on the pages, features, copywriting, and two rounds of consolidated design revisions before work starts. A business site usually takes three to six weeks once content and access are ready; integrations and larger builds are scoped separately.
A lower quote can leave work out. A higher one can include work you don’t need. Compare what each one actually delivers, then decide.
CAD, plus applicable GST/HST. Your written quote confirms scope, timing, and any third-party costs. Production, integrations, and work outside the agreed scope are quoted separately. Bryce remains your main contact.
Websites are $1,500 to $4,900. Larger custom builds, such as a store or a site with many location pages, start at $6,500. Care plans are optional at $79 to $249 a month. CAD, plus applicable GST/HST. Your written quote lists the pages and features before work starts.
A PDF has to download, is hard to read on a phone, and search engines read it poorly. A menu written as text on the page loads fast, can be read without zooming, and is simple to update when a price changes. If you also want a printable version, the PDF can sit beside it.
Yes, through the tools you already use or choose. I link or embed your ordering, delivery or reservation platform so it is one tap from any page. I do not build ordering systems myself, and any fees from those platforms are between you and the provider.
We agree on that before the build. Some owners want to edit prices and hours themselves, others prefer to send changes and have them done on a care plan. Either way, the hours and menu live in one place, so a change shows up everywhere on the site.
Yes. My office is in Lake Country, BC, where clients meet me by appointment. I also work with restaurants anywhere in Canada remotely, with calls, screen shares and design reviews online. Photos are decided per project: your own, photos I take on my phone when I can get there, or a professional photo or film shoot quoted separately.
The build includes search foundations: a text menu, clear titles and descriptions, structured data that describes the restaurant and its menu, and details that match your Google Business Profile. Rankings depend on competition and ongoing work, so I do not promise positions. Ongoing SEO is $750 to $1,900 a month plus $1,000 setup.
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The discovery call is free and takes thirty minutes. Bring your current site, or start from scratch, and leave with a clear scope and price range.
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