Websites for cafés, takeaways and food businesses
People decide where to eat on their phone, often while they're already hungry. They want the menu, the opening hours and a way to order or book, fast. Everything else is a bonus, and a good website makes that bonus look delicious.
What your website needs to do
A menu you can actually read on a phone
Not a blurry PDF. A proper menu page with prices, allergens and dietary symbols that loads in a second and is easy to update when prices change.
Opening hours people can trust
Nothing loses a customer faster than turning up to a closed door. Clear hours, holiday changes and a map link to get there, with the same details on your Google listing.
Ordering, booking or calling in one tap
Whether you take orders online, through a delivery app or over the phone, the website should make that one obvious tap, not three menus deep.
Food that sells itself
Good photos do more for a food business than any amount of words. I design the site around your food and your place, so the first impression makes people hungry.
Something worth sharing
A little interactive touch, like building your own order or a look behind the counter, gives people a reason to share your site and come back.
Demos you can try
These are working demos for made-up businesses. Everything in them could be built for yours.
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Little Loom Coffee
A latte made in front of you as you scroll: espresso, silky milk and a rosetta that draws itself. A café's story told in one cup.
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Brace
A photo-real pizza builder: tap toppings and real photographed pieces drop onto the pizza while the price updates.
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Sherbet & Co
A pick 'n' mix shop with real physics: sweets tumble into the bag, and a scale weighs and prices it.
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Already doing this for local businesses
I designed the website for Waters Green Fish Bar in Macclesfield, which carries a "Designed by Lime Fresh Design" credit in its footer.
What people usually ask
I work with businesses across Macclesfield, Wilmslow, Knutsford, Congleton, Poynton, Bollington, Prestbury and Alderley Edge, and further afield over video call.
Can I update the menu and prices myself?
Yes. The menu can be set up as simple text you can edit, so a price change or a new special doesn't mean waiting for anyone. Or send it to me and I'll do it.
Can people order or book a table through the website?
Yes. That can be online ordering, a table booking, a link to the delivery apps you already use, or simply a big "call to order" button. We'll pick whatever suits how you work.
Will it show up when people search for food near me?
The website does its part, with fast pages, your location, opening hours and the right details for search engines. Pair it with an up-to-date Google Business Profile and real reviews for the best results. I can help with both.
How much does it cost?
From a single page with your menu and hours up to a full site with ordering, so it depends what you need. You'll get a clear price agreed up front, before any work starts.
Let's talk about your website
Tell me about your business and I'll come back with a clear plan and a price. You'll deal with me from start to finish.