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What should a pub website have?

People check a pub online before they go: is there food, when is the kitchen open, is there a Sunday roast, can we bring the dog? A simple website answers all of it.

Food and kitchen times

Your menu with prices and, just as important, when the kitchen serves. Sunday roast times and booking advice bring in families and groups.

Opening hours and what is on

Bar hours, quiz nights, live music, sport on TV and seasonal events. A short “what’s on” section gives regulars a reason to come back.

Booking a table

A big call button is enough for most pubs. If you already use a booking system, link to it with one clear button.

The practical details

Dog friendly? Beer garden? Parking? Step-free access? These small facts decide where groups go, so say them plainly.

Designed for you, from a blank page

Webvetra designs every website from a blank page around one business: your menu or prices, your photos, your voice and the customers you want more of. No templates. The Basic one-page site is £79, one fixed price and live in about two weeks. Start your project or ask us a question.

Questions

Is a Facebook page enough for a pub?

It is good for posting events, but Google shows websites for “pub near me” and “Sunday roast near me”.

Can I change the menu often?

Yes. Seasonal menus are normal; keep prices current.

How long does it take?

Webvetra’s Basic site is usually live in about two weeks once we have your menu and photos.

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