Restaurant website design in 2026: cost, booking and live templates

Updated July 2026: cost, features and the process for all-inclusive restaurant website design at 123Website.

Restaurant website design in 2026 usually starts at about VND 4.99 million (a ready-made template, customized to the brand) and goes past VND 10 to 15 million if you need a custom build, several locations, or a complicated booking flow. Handover usually takes 7 to 15 working days. This article helps an F&B owner pick a direction (a Facebook Page and delivery apps, a do-it-yourself build, an all-inclusive template, or a custom site), browse the live restaurant website templates, see what the cost actually covers, and use a local SEO checklist.

On Google, many people search for restaurant web design or a website for an eatery. It is the same job as restaurant website design: compare the cost, look at live templates, then settle on an all-inclusive package. Listed prices are on the 2026 website design price list.

Which direction fits a restaurant? (four options)

Before you ask “how much does restaurant website design cost”, decide how the site will be built.

Restaurant website design cost in 2026 (transparent pricing)

Agencies often write “contact us” or quote VND 9 to 25 million. At 123Website, template packages are listed on the all-inclusive website design price list (updated 2026):

• GOLD, VND 4.99 million: a template with basic customization, for a single location: menu, about, contact, table booking.
• GOLD+, VND 6.99 million: a template with stronger customization, including Vietnamese and English if you are in a tourist area with many foreign guests.
• PLATINUM, VND 9.99 million: a template with further advanced customization.
• AI PRO / DIAMOND, VND 11.99 to 14.99 million: an AI integration or a custom design, for a chain or a brand that needs to look clearly different.

The price follows the real scope of work. It is not “a longer page costs more”. For a restaurant, extras usually come from:

• Menus by service (lunch, dinner, event sets) or a QR menu
• Several branches (separate addresses and maps)
• An events page, or company banquet booking
• Copywriting and local SEO by district

The official figures are on the 2026 website design price list. For advice: Contact 123Website.

Restaurant website features: need now, should have, can wait

A compact restaurant website usually has a homepage and five main pages:

Split by how soon a working restaurant needs them:

Must-have (have these from day one)

• A clear online menu: dish groups, prices, photos. The owner edits it when prices change or seasonal dishes rotate.
• Table booking by form, Zalo or hotline: party size, arrival time, notes on allergies or a small private party.
• Mobile-first: people searching “restaurant [dish] [district]” are mostly on a phone.
• Local details: address, opening hours, map, hotline (matching Google Business Profile).
• Photos of the food and the room: enough to give a guest the confidence to book a table or drop by.
• You can run it yourself: it runs on WordPress, so the menu can change without calling a developer.

Should-have (add once daily service is steady)

• A page for set menus, parties and events (birthdays, team building, company banquets).
• A photo library and short videos that capture the atmosphere.
• More than one language if you are near a tourist area and many guests are from abroad.
• A Facebook pixel and Google Ads, for retargeting.
• A blog about the restaurant and recipes, if someone will write it regularly.
• A clear link to delivery apps (a side channel, not a replacement for the site).

Can wait (a template package rarely needs these on day one)

• Full in-site ordering in the style of ShopeeFood (use the app and link to it; a custom build can come later if you need it).
• POS, accounting and inventory inside the website.
• A complicated membership scheme or a points wallet: leave it for phase 2, or use separate software.

Restaurant website templates at 123Website

Below is part of the restaurant website template library. Open each one for the live demo, then pick a layout close to the restaurant’s brand:

→ See the full set: restaurant website templates and 4,300+ website templates. In the same F&B group, see cafe website design.

How a restaurant website brings guests in

Guests usually search on Google or Maps, look at the menu and the photos, then call, message on Zalo, or fill in a booking form before they visit, or they order through an app.

A Facebook Page is useful for a community and for ads. The website is what Google indexes. The restaurant owns the content, tells the brand story, and closes events and set menus, which delivery apps do poorly.

• Delivery apps: orders come in quickly, you pay commission, and your brand gets lost.
• Facebook Page: reach is uneven, and the link is hard to “own”.
• Website: local SEO, a reason to trust you when a guest compares two or three places, a landing page for ads, and a page for company events.

Local SEO for a restaurant or an eatery

1. Google Business Profile, with the right category (Restaurant, or a type that matches the food).
2. NAP kept consistent: the same name, address and phone number on the website, Maps and the Facebook Page.
3. Real photos: dishes, the dining room, an open kitchen if you have one. Update holiday hours and happy hour.
4. Reviews: a light reminder after a meal or an event, and a public reply to reviews.
5. Multi-location: each location gets its own address block (or its own page), rather than empty “District X” pages.

Digital menus, table booking and delivery apps

A menu on the website is easier to update for prices and seasonal dishes than a blurry PDF on Facebook. A template package usually includes a booking form: party size, time slot, notes.

A live table calendar, an online deposit, or a POS sync is custom work. It is not required on day one.

If delivery is a large part of sales, keep a “Order on ShopeeFood / Grab” button. Treat the app as one channel, not as a replacement for the homepage.

Events and set menus deserve their own page. People booking a banquet, and visitors from business ads, rarely come through a delivery app.

How 123Website designs a restaurant website

1. Choose a template from the restaurant website template library.
2. Send the logo, photos of the food and the room, the menu (Excel or PDF), the address, hours, hotline and Zalo.
3. The team builds it on WordPress to the package you agreed (colors, type, content blocks).
4. The owner reviews the draft, adjusts the menu and photos, then receives the handover (template packages are usually 7 to 15 working days).
5. After go-live: turn on Google Business Profile, add a pixel if you run ads, and update the menu yourself when prices change.

The steps in full: Website design process.

Common questions

Google Maps, handover and online ordering

A restaurant inside a hotel or resort often needs its own site for rooms and reservations. If the core of the business is lodging rather than F&B alone, see also an all-inclusive hotel website (templates, a room-booking form, and local SEO).

When F&B sits inside tours and destinations, a travel company needs a tour catalogue and a tour-booking form, which is a different job from a restaurant menu. If you sell experience packages, see an all-inclusive travel website.

Conclusion: how to get a restaurant website right in 2026

People looking for a restaurant usually compare the menu, the photos and how to book a table, on a phone. A proper website helps them find the place on Google and decide faster than a Facebook Page or a delivery app alone:

1. Choose an all-inclusive template if you want a branded site, a menu that is easy to edit, and a clear booking form.
2. Look at the restaurant website templates live before you start.
3. Confirm the cost on the website design price list.
4. After handover, update the hours, the menu and real photos, and turn on the Google Business Profile at the restaurant’s real address.

Next step: Choose a restaurant template · See the price list · Ask 123Website for advice.