The menu they want to read and the booking they came to make, on a fast page that looks right on a phone. Live in days, from £99.
Choosing where to eat is a fast decision made on a phone, and it almost always comes down to two things: can I see the menu, and can I book a table. If your site hides the menu behind a slow-loading PDF, or sends people to a phone number nobody can answer at 7pm on a Friday, you lose the booking to the place that made it easy. Page Forge builds restaurants a fast website that puts the menu and the booking within a thumb’s reach, so the person browsing becomes the party sitting down.
You will not need to touch anything technical, and during service you would not want to. Tell us your menus, your hours, how you take bookings and the feel of the room, and we design it, write it and host it. One page, built light so it opens instantly on a phone, because that is where the decision happens, often at the end of a workday when someone is scanning three places at once. We write it so Google reads you as the restaurant in your area, and we set up your Google Business Profile so your photos, hours and reviews show on the map when someone nearby searches for dinner tonight or a table for four.
We are based in Hassocks and work with independents across Sussex and beyond. If you have a large or frequently changing menu, a booking system to plug in, private dining, events and set menus, or an online shop for vouchers and produce, that is more than one page. In that case we quote the bigger build per project rather than squeezing it into the one-page price and making it worse. Plenty of restaurants, though, do very well with a single sharp page that shows the food honestly and makes booking effortless.
What It Needs
Your menu as real, readable text, not a PDF that makes a phone chug and forces the customer to pinch and zoom. It loads fast, reads on any screen and Google can index the dishes, which is exactly what someone searching for a particular meal in your town is looking for. A menu that is quick and pleasant to read is quietly one of the strongest selling tools a restaurant has, and most sites still get it wrong.
A clear, obvious way to book, whether that is a button through to your reservation system, a short form or a prominent phone number. The easier the booking, the fewer tables you lose to the restaurant that asked for one less tap. We place it where a ready diner expects to find it, so nobody who has already decided to eat with you gives up because the booking was buried three scrolls down the page.
Strong photos of the plates and the space, because people eat with their eyes and want to picture the evening before they commit to it. We lay them out to load fast and look sharp, front and centre rather than buried below the fold. The right pictures also set the tone, so a diner arrives expecting the kind of night you actually deliver, which is how you earn the good review rather than the disappointed one.
Lunch and dinner service, last orders, the days you are closed and any holiday changes. We put them where nobody can miss them and keep them matched to your Google listing, so a hopeful walk-in is never met by a locked door and a wasted trip. Getting service times clear also cuts the phone calls during prep and stops the awkward moment when someone arrives ten minutes after the kitchen has stopped taking food.
We surface real reviews and any accolades, an AA rosette, a Michelin mention, a local award or a good write-up in the paper. That way a first-time diner sees the confidence others already have in you before they gamble an evening and a bill on somewhere new. We never invent a review, we simply put the ones you have genuinely earned where they carry the most weight, which is right next to the decision to book.
Christmas menus, Sunday roasts, private hire, tasting nights, wine dinners. If it earns you money, it gets a clear place on the page so the enquiry lands with you rather than getting lost in a social feed that scrolled past a week ago. The bigger private bookings are often where a restaurant makes its best margins, so it pays to show them off properly rather than treat them as an afterthought at the bottom of the page.
How It Works
No jargon, no committees, no six-week timelines. We get your area businesses online fast.
A quick call or email. What you do, where you work, your contact details. That’s all we need to get started.
We design and write everything a professional one-page website with your services, area, and contact info. Ready for review within days.
Domain registered, hosting sorted, site live. You focus on the work we keep everything running.
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Real businesses we’ve helped get online. Real feedback.
Our Work
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Pricing
No hidden fees, no long contracts. The prices below are our starting point for a standard website.
+ £99 one-off setup fee
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Prices are a starting point for a standard website. Bigger projects, such as lots of products, custom features or ongoing work, are quoted to match, so you only ever pay for what you need.
FAQ
Drop us a message or give us a call. No pressure, no jargon, just a quick chat about what you need.