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Your restaurant online. Your team connected.

Create your public restaurant website, keep its content up to date and connect it to your menu, tables, orders and team.

01

Your restaurant website

Choose from seven themes and arrange your page sections. Add your story, a cover photo, featured dishes, opening hours and contact details.

02

A menu you can manage

Organize categories and dishes, add descriptions, photos and prices, and control availability. Highlight selected dishes on your restaurant website.

03

Tables and printable QR codes

Create and manage your tables, then download or print their QR codes. Guests scan to browse and order in their browser without a guest account.

04

A clear kitchen queue

See incoming orders, mark them as preparing, and complete them when they are ready. Cancel an order when needed.

05

Takeaway ordering

Offer pickup ordering when takeaway is enabled for your restaurant, with pickup-time selection when available.

06

Opening hours and practical information

Set closed days and multiple opening periods. Share your address, phone number, email and social links so guests can find and contact you.

07

Preview before you publish

Work on a saved draft, preview your changes and share a preview link. Publish when your restaurant website is ready.

08

Publishing history

Review earlier publications and restore a previous version when needed. Restoring creates a new publication and also replaces the current draft.

09

Access for your team

Invite managers and staff with an invitation link, review members and pending invitations, and revoke access. Owner, manager and staff roles keep responsibilities clear.

Your public restaurant website

More than a menu link.

Bistro, Gastro, Terrasse, Family, Fusion, Organic and Rooftop: seven starting points for your website. Arrange or hide predefined sections to suit your restaurant.

Introduce your restaurant, add a cover photo and show featured dishes and practical information. The product supports French and English. This example is a demonstration restaurant, not a customer endorsement.

Plan your next step.

Review the proposed plans and current availability.