Current menu
Change prices and items in the panel; the site shows the published version.

Websites and menus for restaurants
Publish menus, hours, photos, and locations from one calm owner panel.

One real change moves from draft through preview to publish.


DraftPreviewPublished
Four things you keep in one place.
Templates
Pick a style in the panel; your content and photos stay unchanged.

A clear start for most kitchens.

A clear start for most kitchens.

A warmer tone for home cooking.

A compact rhythm for fast concepts.

Calm elegance for the evening.
A network gets a shared site with location subpages. A single restaurant gets everything on one page.



Add menus, hours, photos, and location details in the owner panel.

The preview shows the page exactly as guests will see it.

Turn publishing on when everything looks right. Guests see the new version.

No. You run the site from the owner panel: write content, add photos, and publish changes when they are ready.
Yes. A network gets a shared site and separate location subpages, each with its own menu, hours, and details.
After you publish. Until then changes wait in a draft and you work at your own pace.
Yes. All four styles are designed phone-first, because that is how guests usually check a menu.
Yes. You switch the style in the panel; your content and photos stay unchanged.