Take a photo of your menu.
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welcometable builds, hosts, and launches your restaurant's website, the kind people can actually find and book from. Your menu, hours, online booking, map, and Google reviews, all live on your own web address. No developers, no agencies, no code.
No credit card to get started. Preview your finished site before you commit.
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When someone asks an AI where to eat, you want to be the answer
A guest opens ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity, or just asks their phone out loud: "a good pasta place near me that takes reservations." The assistant reads a few sites and recommends one or two. The guest often never sees a list of links at all.
Good pasta place near me that takes reservations?
AI assistant
Based on their site, Da Marco on Via Roma serves house-made pasta and takes reservations online, with hours, the full menu and dietary info all listed.
The AI read the site, because the site was readable.
AI assistants don't show a list of links. They read sites directly and answer from what they understand, so your menu, hours and prices need to be in a form a machine can read, not a photo or a PDF. Building a site this way has a name: AEO (Answer Engine Optimization). Every welcometable site is built for it from day one.
Your whole menu, machine-readable
Every dish, price and dietary label is published in the format AI assistants read, not a PDF or photo they can't parse. Ask one for "a gluten-free pasta nearby" and your dishes can surface.
Hours, location & booking, structured
Your address, opening hours, price range and whether you take reservations are structured on every page, the signals that feed "near me" and voice search.
Answers an AI can quote
Your FAQ is machine-readable, so an assistant can answer a guest's question (parking, a terrace, dietary options) directly, in your words.
Always current, no consultant
Change a price or add a dish and the AI-readable version updates instantly. There's even a plain-language summary written for assistants. No SEO consultant, nothing to resubmit.
The AI can read your restaurant, or it can't, and the one it can't read simply isn't there when a guest is deciding where to eat tonight.
Locals already know you. Everyone else just asks their phone.
A tourist in town for two nights. A family that moved in last month. Four colleagues deciding where to go for lunch. None of them know your name, so they open the map, search "restaurant near me," and choose from whatever shows up: the places with photos, real hours, reviews, and a button to book.
It's exactly how you'd pick a restaurant in a city you don't know. When your place isn't there looking its best, you're not losing to a better restaurant. You're losing to a better listing.
Osteria Vecchia
Da Marco
Caffè Roma
La Piazzetta
The best table on the street still loses to the restaurant a visitor can actually find. A complete website, with your menu, hours, reviews and booking, puts you in front of every newcomer deciding where to eat right now.
When someone can't find you, they never become a customer.
You just never know they were looking.
Think about the last time you picked a restaurant. You searched the name, found a blurry photo of a menu or hours that said "not confirmed," and booked somewhere that made it easy instead. Your regulars already know where you are. The person searching for you tonight doesn't, and if those sixty seconds turn up nothing useful, the decision gets made without you.
- Missing: Your hours, wrong or "not confirmed" on Google
- Missing: Your menu, a photo or a PDF that won't open on a phone
- Missing: No way to book, so they go with whichever place lets them book in two taps
- Missing: No reason to choose you, just a pin on a map, no story, no photos
- Missing: Your reviews, scattered around, with nobody replying
- Opening and closing hours, always current, on every device
- Your full menu, easy to read on any phone
- A "Book a table" button, done in ten seconds, no phone call
- Your address, story, and photos, a real reason to pick you
- Your Google reviews, pulled in and shown automatically
There's no notification for the booking you lose this way. No empty chair to count, no review to answer. Just a table that quietly went to the restaurant down the street, and no way to know it was ever in play.
Free to start. Preview your finished site before you commit.
You're great at running a restaurant.
The website? That's the part everyone dreads.
While you're on the floor and in the kitchen, someone searching for a restaurant nearby can't find your hours, can't see the menu, can't book a table, and goes somewhere that made it easy. Meanwhile every "solution" is a bad one:
Agencies
Quote you thousands and take weeks, then invoice you every time you change a price.
DIY builders
Leave you fighting templates at midnight instead of prepping for tomorrow.
Just a Facebook or Instagram page
Doesn't show up when someone searches for a restaurant nearby, looks like everyone else's page, and you don't own it, the platform does.
Here's how nobody told you it could be this easy
Answer a few simple questions about your restaurant, and welcometable does the technical part. It builds the site, puts it on a real server, and takes it live. You never touch code.
Answer a few questions
Your name, your story, your address. We verify it on the map automatically.
Add hours & menu
Snap photos of your paper menu and we turn it into a full digital menu for you.
Make it yours
Logo, hero photo, gallery, plus reservations, FAQs, and your Google reviews, imported.
Pick a web address & launch
We provision the server and deploy your site. Review a private preview, then go live.
Built in your language and English from the start. Add any language your guests speak, yourself, in minutes.
Everything a modern restaurant website needs, already built in
You don't get a blank page and a "good luck." You get a complete, professional site with the things customers actually look for, working from day one.
Your own website on your own domain
Not a social page you don't control. You own it.
Verified address & map
Customers find you the first time, every time.
Your menu, beautifully organised
Readable on any phone, easy to keep current.
Online reservations
Let guests book a table without picking up the phone.
Google reviews, imported
Pulled straight from your Google Business profile when we build your site. Refreshed whenever you ask.
Mobile-ready & fast
Looks sharp on the device most customers use.
Multilingual
Your language and English from day one. Add any other language yourself with a simple spreadsheet, no agency needed.
Hosted & maintained for you
No servers to babysit, no updates to install. Ever.
Picture a guest searching your name tonight and finding a site that looks like you actually care: clear hours, a menu that makes them hungry, and a "Book a table" button. That's the difference between "let's go somewhere else" and "table for two."
For a limited time, we cover the cost of building your website.
Setting up a restaurant website with us normally comes with a one-time setup fee on top of the monthly plan. Right now, as a founding member, we cover that setup fee for you, so you only pay the monthly plan once your site is live and you're happy with it. Nothing goes public, and nothing is charged, until you approve your preview.
- Setup & build , normally €199 one-time, we cover it for a limited time
- €49 / month , everything included: hosting, a welcometable web address, menu, multilingual, ordering and SEO. Prefer your own domain? Point it to us for just your registrar's fee.
- No commitment to start , you see your finished site first and only pay when you go live
Founding-member setup is offered while spots last.
Wait, but what about…?
Your website is one photo away.
Stop putting off the thing that's quietly costing you bookings. Start the wizard, snap your menu, and watch your restaurant's website come to life. It's free to begin, with a full preview before you commit. The hardest part is deciding to start.
Nothing goes public until you say so. You review a private preview first.