We built the Stampede Barbecue site in Mohnton, Pennsylvania: a Texas barbecue restaurant and brewery, a food truck with its own menu, hours and phone number, catering, gift cards and a live music calendar, on one 36 page site. Websites, local SEO and Google Business Profile work for restaurants, with a monthly count of the calls and form fills it produced.
Most of our clients are contractors, and we say so. Restaurants are a smaller part of the list, but the work is live and it is measured, and the same things decide who gets picked: the map pack, a menu people can read on a phone, and reviews that keep coming.
Grew from roadside stands in 2012 into a restaurant and wood fired brewery on Morgantown Road, plus a food truck in Glenmoore. Two kitchens, two schedules, catering, gift cards and a music calendar all live on one site that the owners update themselves.
A truck or a second location needs its own hours, menu and phone number on the site and its own Google Business Profile. We set up both so each one shows up on the map for its own town.
Being nearby helps the conversation and does nothing for the rankings. What matters is whether your menu, hours and photos are current everywhere Google looks, and whether your listing is set up for the searches people run when they are hungry.
Someone searching for barbecue at 6 pm is looking at the map and picking from what it shows. Categories, photos, hours, reviews and the menu on your Google Business Profile decide whether you are one of the three places they see.
A PDF menu that is hard to read on a phone loses people. We build the menu as a page, keep it in sync with the profile, and make it something the owner can update the same day a price changes.
Those searches are different from dinner searches and they need their own pages. A catering page that ranks for your town brings in work that a single line on the homepage never will.
Categories, hours, menu, photos, posts and questions. This is where the fastest movement is for almost every restaurant we audit, and it is almost always the thing nobody has touched since setup.
Menu, hours, reservations, online ordering, catering, events and gift cards each get a real page with a clear next step, and the phone number is reachable from anywhere on the page.
A request after the meal rather than whenever someone remembers. Volume and recency both count on Google, and they decide whether someone picks you or the place listed above you.
The same search run from dozens of points around your restaurant so you can see where you show up and where you vanish. We count the calls and form fills alongside it.
Yes. We link or embed whatever ordering and reservation system you already use, so orders and bookings keep going where they go now. We do not replace your point of sale.
Yes. The menu lives in the site's content system, so changing a price or adding a special takes a minute. Most owners text us instead and we make the change, which is included.
We will not, inside your area. That rule matters most in tight markets, and we hold to it everywhere.
Plans are $247, $347 and $597 a month with no build fee. Hosting is $300 a year billed by Webflow directly. Everything is published on the pricing page rather than quoted per client.
Google Business Profile work often shows in four to six weeks. Ranking gains across an area usually take three to six months and keep compounding after that.
See the full case study on Stampede Barbecue. Other local businesses should start with small business web design, and the platform we build on is Webflow.
Get on the phone with us and we will run the searches your customers run, from around your restaurant, while you are on the call. Most owners have never seen that view of their own business.