Can you add online ordering to my restaurant website?

Yes. We can integrate with systems like Square Online, Toast, or ChowNow. If you're already using one, we'll tie it right into the new site. If you're not sure which to pick, we can talk through what makes sense for your setup and volume.

What if my menu changes a lot?

We'll set it up so you can update the menu yourself without needing to call us every time. Plain text on the page, not a PDF. If you run specials or seasonal items, we can build a section for that too.

Do I need professional photos before we start?

They help a lot, but we can launch with what you have and add better photos later. Good phone photos in natural light work better than you'd expect. We'll make sure the gallery is easy to update when you're ready.

How long before my new site shows up in Google searches?

Google needs time to re-index a new site—usually a few weeks before you start seeing movement. We set up the structure and meta data correctly from day one so you're not fighting an uphill battle. The Website+SEO package at $3,500 gives you a stronger foundation if search traffic matters to you.

Will I be able to make changes to the site myself?

Yes. We'll show you how to update the basics—menu items, hours, photos. And since you own the code, you're never stuck paying us just to change your Thursday hours.

Website Redesign · Arp, TX

Website Redesign for Arp Restaurants

Name: East Texas Online
Address: Tyler, TX, 75701, US
Telephone: +1-903-400-5555
Price range: $$

Is your restaurant's website actually sending people somewhere else to eat? If your menu takes more than a tap to find—or worse, it's a PDF that nobody can read on their phone—that's a problem worth fixing.

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Your Menu Shouldn't Be a Scavenger Hunt

Somebody in Arp hears about your place. Maybe they drove past on 64, maybe a friend told them. First thing they do is pull out their phone and look you up. And what they need is dead simple—wait, no. What they need is obvious. Your hours. Where you are. What you serve. A few photos of the food so they know what they're walking into.

If your current site makes any of that hard to find, you've got a problem. And if your site looks rough on a phone screen, that's most of the people trying to find you. They're not going to pinch and zoom around a menu image from 2019. They're just going to go somewhere else.

We rebuild restaurant websites from the ground up. Mobile-first, because that's how people actually look at them. Your menu in real text that's readable on any screen. Hours and location right where people expect them. A photo gallery that actually loads. And if you want online ordering or reservations, we can tie that in too—Toast, Square, OpenTable, whatever system you're already using or want to start with.

So What Does This Actually Look Like?

Ok here's the honest version of how this works.

You've probably got a site on Wix or Squarespace or maybe something a friend set up a while back. It kind of works but you can't really change it the way you want. The menu's out of date because updating it is a whole thing. And you're not sure if the site is actually helping or just... sitting there.

We'd scrap it and build you something clean. Something you actually own—the code, the design, all of it. Not locked into a monthly platform where you're renting your own website. You get a site that loads fast, looks good on phones, and has your SEO basics handled so people searching for food near Arp can actually find you.

A full restaurant website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from day one, that's $3,500 and a couple weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month after that.

The Food Photos Matter More Than You Think

A restaurant website without good photos of the food is like a menu with no descriptions. People eat with their eyes first. If you've got decent photos on your phone, we can work with those. If you've got nothing, it's worth getting a few shots taken before we launch.

We'll build the gallery so it loads quick and looks right on every device. Not a slow slideshow that takes forever. Just clean, honest photos of your food and your space—the counter, the dining room, whatever makes your place feel like your place. Folks driving through Smith County or coming from Tyler want to see what they're getting into before they make the trip out to Arp. Give them a reason to come.