What gets in the way for a restaurant
Customers want to see the menu before coming
A blurry photo of the menu or a PDF to zoom on a phone, and they move on to the next restaurant. The menu is the most viewed page of a restaurant website.
Bookings go through a platform
Booking platforms bring customers, but take a commission or a per-cover fee, and keep the contact details. A “Book” button on your own site keeps the relationship with you.
No time to build a website
Between lunch and dinner service, nobody wants to learn a website builder. And a site that is out of date (hours, menu, closures) does more harm than no site at all.
Passing trade and tourists
Some of your customers do not read your language. A menu and website in one language lose those tables.
How it works with Voxtya
- The site starts from your Google listing. Name, address, phone, hours, photos and reviews are imported at creation. You pick a template and your colours, then adjust texts in a simple editor, on a computer or phone.
- Your online menu, with its QR code. Send your menu as a PDF or photo: sections, dishes and prices are picked up, you review and tick the allergens. The menu is a real page, easy to read on a phone, with its QR code and print-ready cards (A6 table card, A5 stand, round sticker).
- Commission-free table booking. With the Bookings service, the “Book” button opens your booking page: tables and areas, covers, waitlist, email confirmation and a reminder the day before. A fixed price, no per-cover commission.
- Your Google reviews on show. The reviews section shows your Google reviews, with source and sorting stated, and a link to all your reviews.
- In English and French. The site and menu are translated; customers switch language with one tap and you can edit every translation.
- Your address, or your own domain. The site goes live on your-restaurant.voxtya.com; with the annual plan that includes the Website, a domain name (.fr or .com) is free and connected for you.
Try the example
Visit Le Bistrot du Marché’s website (demo)
Le Bistrot du Marché, a fictional restaurant in Lyon, shows a Voxtya restaurant website: online menu with allergens, table booking, gallery, hours, reviews and an English version.
In practice
| Site section | Why | With Voxtya |
|---|---|---|
| Online menu | The most viewed page | Menu taken from your PDF, allergens, QR code |
| Book a table | Fill the room direct | Commission-free booking page (Bookings service) |
| Google reviews | Reassure before the visit | Your reviews shown with their source |
| Hours, map, phone | The practical questions | From your Google listing, “Closed from … to …” banner |
| Second language | Tourists and foreign customers | Site and menu translated |
Building a restaurant website: where to start
If you would rather understand each step (domain name, content, photos, local SEO), our article create a restaurant website covers the method, and the guide restaurant website examples shows what works.
The menu QR code is included in the Website: see the restaurant menu QR code page.
How much it costs
Website
€29/month
€23/month billed annually
Website + Bookings
€49/month
€39/month billed annually
No commission, no commitment, 30-day free trial (card required, nothing is charged before the trial ends). All prices: Pricing page.
30 days free
Website · Restaurant
Online menu with QR code, commission-free bookings, Google reviews, in English and French.
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