How important is it that opening hours are easy to find

As important as anything on the page. A visitor searching on their phone outside, or deciding where to go, wants hours visible in a couple of seconds, not buried in an about page paragraph.

Should the menu be a full page or a short summary

A short, appealing summary with real photos usually works better than a long, detailed menu that goes out of date fast. A five-page site can do this well without needing a dedicated menu system.

Do I need a booking system

Not as part of the fixed-price build, that is quoted separately as something bigger if you need it. Most small cafes and tearooms do not, and a clear phone number covers the rest.

For cafes and small hospitality

Website design for cafes and small hospitality businesses in Exeter, Devon and the South West

A cafe or small hospitality site is answering a phone search made standing outside, or deciding where to go before setting off: opening hours, what is on the menu, and how to find the place, all need to be visible without digging. A visitor who cannot find opening hours in a few seconds moves to the next search result.

Atmosphere matters too, real photos of the space and the food do more to draw someone in than a written description, in the same way a landscaper's before-and-after photos do more work than a paragraph about garden design.

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Which pages matter most

What a cafes and small hospitality site needs to get right

The same fixed prices apply, five pages or ten. These are the pages worth prioritising within that scope.

Home

Opening hours, what is on offer and location visible immediately, for a visitor deciding in seconds on their phone.

About or a menu page

Real photos of the space and food, plus what makes the place worth visiting rather than a competitor down the road.

Contact

A map and clear directions matter more here than a form, most visitors want to find the place, not send an enquiry.

Pricing

The same two fixed prices, one add-on

Five-page site

£250 one-off

Home, about, services, contact and one more page. Suits a business with one clear offer.

Ten-page site

£400 one-off

The same build standard with room for more: individual service pages, a proper FAQ page, more to show a visitor.

Something bigger

More pages, a shop, online bookings, a customer portal, or anything that needs its own logins and integrations. Contact us and we quote for what is actually needed.

Cafes and small hospitality

Cafes and small hospitality questions

How important is it that opening hours are easy to find: As important as anything on the page. A visitor searching on their phone outside, or deciding where to go, wants hours visible in a couple of seconds, not buried in an about page paragraph.
Should the menu be a full page or a short summary: A short, appealing summary with real photos usually works better than a long, detailed menu that goes out of date fast. A five-page site can do this well without needing a dedicated menu system.
Do I need a booking system: Not as part of the fixed-price build, that is quoted separately as something bigger if you need it. Most small cafes and tearooms do not, and a clear phone number covers the rest.

Where

Cafes and small hospitality across the South West

Every town below has its own page about the local business mix Website Design Exeter builds for.

Other trades

Built for the way each trade actually gets found

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Get your cafes and small hospitality site started

Tell us about the business and the area you cover, and the studio comes back with a price.

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