Restaurant and café website design in Jersey
Show your menu, your hours and your atmosphere, and make a table easy to book.
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Hungry people decide fast. They want your menu, your opening hours and where you are, without digging. A site that hides those things or takes too long to load sends them to the next place on the list.
We put the essentials front and centre, with a layout built for photography of the room and the food, and a clear route to booking a table or finding you on the map.
Ideal for: Restaurants, cafés, bars, takeaways, food trucks and Jersey hospitality venues.
What this kind of site does for you
Menu front and centre
A readable menu that loads fast and never makes someone pinch and zoom on their phone.
Hours and location clear
Opening times, address and a map, so nobody turns up to a closed door.
Bookings made simple
A direct link to your booking system, or a simple enquiry form if you manage tables yourself.
Getting started is straightforward
Tell us your food, your style and what makes you different
We want to understand your restaurant (the atmosphere, the menu, the kind of customer you want to attract) before we design anything.
We design around your photography and menu
Food and venue photography gets a lot of space. The menu is easy to read on any device. Booking is one tap away.
We launch and help keep the content current
Menu changes, seasonal specials and new photography can be sent our way whenever you need them updated.
From £100, then hosting from £20 a month
Common questions
Can I show seasonal menus?
Yes. We can set it up so seasonal or daily specials are quick to send us and even quicker to publish.
Can I list allergen information?
Yes. An allergen section is straightforward to include and increasingly important for visitors to Jersey who rely on it.
Will people find us when they search for restaurants in Jersey?
Yes. The site is built for local search, so it has a good chance of showing up when visitors or islanders are looking for somewhere to eat.
Can I show private dining or event hire?
Yes. A dedicated events or private dining page is easy to include and can drive a very valuable side of the business.
Do we have to show our Eat Safe rating on the website?
If you take orders online, in effect yes. The Eat Safe Order says a business taking remote orders through a website or menu must either show its current rating prominently or tell customers where to check it. We add it to the order page and the footer.
What clients say
Jersey Web gave Little Timbers a website that feels just like our stall: friendly, local and easy to find your way around. Customers can see all our produce, check which market we are at that week and get in touch, and our holiday let has its own section with photos and a link to book. They understood straight away what we wanted, and they were a pleasure to deal with from start to finish. I would recommend them to any small local business.
Jersey Web made getting our fencing business online straightforward. They took the time to understand what we do and who we do it for, and turned it into a clean, simple website that shows off our work and makes it easy for customers to ring us for a quote. Everything is on one page, it looks great on a phone, and they were quick and easy to deal with from start to finish. I would happily recommend them to any local trade business.
Clients are often nervous before they even get in touch, so the site needed to feel calm rather than clever. It does. People arrive at the first session already knowing how I work, which makes the start of counselling easier.
The Jersey rules a restaurant or takeaway website has to follow
Jersey’s Eat Safe (opens in a new tab) scheme rates food hygiene at 0, 2, 3, 4 or 5 stars (there is no 1), and the rating has to be displayed at your entrance. Less well known: under the Food Safety (Eat Safe Rating) (Jersey) Order 2017 (opens in a new tab), if you take orders remotely, through a website, an online menu or a leaflet, you must either show your current rating prominently or tell customers where they can check it on the government website. We build that into the order page and the footer. A five-star entry in the Eat Safe search (opens in a new tab) can also link to your own site.
Allergen rules are changing. New food regulations covering labelling, including allergens, were passed in March 2026, with the start date set separately; the Government’s update (opens in a new tab) is the place to check what applies to you and when. Online, the safe approach is allergen information for every dish, or a clear line telling customers how to get it before they order.
Before you open, food premises register 28 days before trading, and cafés and restaurants also register each year (opens in a new tab) as places of refreshment (£103.53 in 2026). If you serve alcohol you need a licence, and the licence holder’s name and category must be displayed at the entrance. A new alcohol licensing law was adopted in 2026 and will replace the current system from a date the Minister sets.
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