What hungry customers look for
When someone searches “takeaway near me” or “pizza in [town]”, they want three things fast: the menu with prices, whether you are open now, and how to order. If Google can show those from your own website, you look like the obvious choice. If it cannot, people often tap the first delivery-app result instead.
Your own site and the delivery apps
Delivery apps bring customers, but they charge a commission on each order and the customer belongs to the app. Your own website does not replace them; it gives regulars and local searchers a direct route to you: a phone call or a walk in. Every order that comes straight to you is one you keep in full.
What a good takeaway website needs
Keep it simple and fast on a phone: your menu with prices, opening hours, a large call button, your address with directions, and a few good photos. Add whether you do collection or delivery and any allergen note. That is enough for most takeaways; you do not need online payments to start.
Keep it up to date
An old menu or wrong hours lose trust quickly. Pick a set-up where changing a price or your hours is easy, and check the page whenever your menu changes.
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.