Websites for restaurants

Restaurant websites that fill tables in Lebanon.

Instagram gets them curious. Your site gets them in — a menu that opens instantly on a phone, a WhatsApp button that takes the order, and Google Maps showing the right hours.

  • Arabic · English · French menus
  • WhatsApp ordering
  • Google Maps–ready
A plated dish and wine glasses on a candlelit restaurant table

Restaurant website design in Lebanon

7 core pages · custom-built, never a template

The job

A restaurant site has three jobs.

  • Make them hungry

    Lebanon eats with its eyes first — it’s why your Instagram works. The site has to hold the same standard: big, fast photos and a menu that opens instantly on mobile data.

  • Get them through the door

    Hours, location, valet or parking, a reservation button — answered in five seconds, whether they came from Google Maps, Instagram or a friend’s WhatsApp forward.

  • Keep the margin

    Every order that comes through WhatsApp or your own site is one no delivery app takes a commission on. The site should make ordering direct the obvious choice.

The problem

Sound familiar?

Our menu is a blurry photo on Instagram.

Or a PDF that takes ages on mobile data. Google can’t read either, and every price update means a new file — and prices here have not exactly held still.

Orders come in from five places.

Toters, Instagram DMs, WhatsApp, phone calls, walk-ins. Nobody has one clear, fast way to order from you directly — so they default to the app.

Visitors and expats can’t find us.

Every summer, visitors search Google Maps in English and French for where to eat tonight. If your listing and site are thin, they end up next door.

What we build

Everything it needs. Nothing it doesn’t.

Menus in three languages

Arabic, English and French as real, searchable pages. Change a dollar price or add a special from your phone in under a minute.

Reservations by WhatsApp or form

Most places here take bookings by message. We make that one tap from every page, with party size, date and time captured up front.

Direct orders over WhatsApp

Guests build their order from your menu and it lands in your WhatsApp itemised and clear — no more deciphering voice notes. Online checkout when you’re ready.

Local SEO & Google Maps

Restaurant structured data and consistent details in every language, so you show up when someone nearby searches where to eat.

Built for mobile data

Compressed images and a lightweight build, so the menu opens before a guest on a patchy connection gives up.

Events & catering

Weddings, birthdays, corporate lunches — an inquiry flow that captures dates, headcount and budget before the first call.

The blueprint

The pages that pull their weight.

Our starting sitemap — we adjust it to how your business actually runs before anything gets designed.

  1. Home

    The hero dish, hours, location and WhatsApp — all above the fold, in three languages.

  2. Menu

    Arabic, English and French, organised by section, with dollar prices you edit yourself.

  3. Reserve

    A quick form or a prefilled WhatsApp message — whichever your team actually answers.

  4. Order

    Itemised WhatsApp orders, with Toters and other app links alongside as a backup.

  5. Events & catering

    Packages, capacity and an inquiry form for the orders worth the most.

  6. Our story

    The family, the recipes, the reason you opened — the part no delivery app can tell.

  7. Location & contact

    Map, valet or parking, hours, and a tap-to-call number.

Built for Lebanon

How restaurants here actually work.

  • Three-language menus

    Arabic, English and French, switchable in one tap — each written properly, not machine-translated, so a dish reads as good as it tastes.

  • Dollar prices, edited in seconds

    Most menus here are priced in dollars now, and prices move. You update them yourself from your phone — no designer, no new PDF.

  • WhatsApp is the order line

    It’s how Lebanon orders. WhatsApp sits at the centre — prefilled, itemised messages — with delivery-app links as a backup, not the default.

  • Summer brings new customers

    Tourists and the diaspora search in English and French every summer. A site Google can read in all three languages catches them.

Let’s plan your restaurant’s site — on WhatsApp.

Send us your restaurant’s name and how you take orders today. We’ll come back with what we’d build and how long it takes.

How it works

From first call to live.

  • A straight conversation

    You tell us how customers find you today and what a good month looks like. No brief needed, no sales deck.

  • The blueprint

    We come back with the sitemap, the approach and a timeline — before a single pixel gets designed.

  • Design, words, build

    Custom design, copy written for your customers, and a fast mobile-first build with SEO set up from day one.

  • Launch, then grow

    We launch, connect Google, and stay on for updates, fixes and the SEO that keeps it climbing.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How much does a restaurant website cost in Lebanon?
It depends on what it has to do: a menu, WhatsApp ordering and reservations sit at the lower end; online payment, several branches or catering flows add to it. We give you a fixed quote after a short call, and our guide to website costs in Lebanon breaks down what each tier actually buys.
Can customers order through WhatsApp from the website?
Yes. Customers pick items from your menu and the site sends a clean, itemised order straight to your WhatsApp. Full online checkout can come later if and when you want it.
Can the menu be in Arabic, English and French?
Yes — all three, with a one-tap language switch. Each version is written properly, and you update prices for every language from one place.
Can customers pay online in Lebanon?
Yes, though the options are narrower than abroad: card payments through a local gateway or Whish Money, alongside cash on delivery, which many customers still prefer. We’ll recommend what fits your order volume.
Do I still need Toters and the other delivery apps?
For reach, probably — they’re good at finding new customers. The site’s job is to give your regulars a direct line, so you stop paying commission on people who already love you.
Will tourists and expats find us on Google Maps?
That’s mostly your Google Business Profile, and the website backs it up. We add Restaurant structured data, keep your hours and details consistent in all three languages, and make sure Google can actually read your menu.

Let’s build

Ready for a site that works as hard as you do?

Send us a WhatsApp or book a call. We’ll come back with how we’d build it — the pages, the plan, the timeline — in a straight conversation, not a sales pitch.