Websites for Restaurants and Cafes
Guests look up your menu, location and reservations online. Menu, QR menu and reservations on one site — multilingual for tourists.
Why your restaurant needs its own site
Guests check the menu first
Guests who want to see the menu and price range before coming simply skip places without an up-to-date menu online.
Tourist guests expect their language
In tourist regions, menu pages in English, Russian, German and Arabic let foreign guests choose with confidence before they even sit down.
Reservations scatter across channels
Requests split between phone, social media and platforms get mixed up. The site’s reservation request and WhatsApp button deliver each one straight to you.
What goes into your restaurant site
Modules assembled around your venue — flawless on mobile.
Menu
Your categorized, photographed menu — always up to date on the site.
QR menu
A mobile menu opened from the QR code on the table; updated instantly with no printing costs.
Reservation requests
Guests leave a date, time and party size; you confirm the booking.
Venue gallery
Photos of the dining room, terrace and dishes win guests over before they arrive.
Google Maps
Location with a "Get directions" link so guests find you in one tap.
WhatsApp & phone
Buttons on every screen — guests reach you instantly for orders and bookings.
Multilingual for tourists
Menu and site pages in English and Russian as standard, more languages available.
Order from the table by QR
Every table gets its own QR code: guests scan it, your menu opens on their phone and they order without waiting for a waiter or installing an app. Orders from the same table add up on one bill.
Order & kitchen panel
Online orders land in a kitchen queue in your panel; mark them accepted, preparing, ready, out for delivery and delivered with one tap.
Restaurant sites already live
Real venue sites published with DijitalSiteniz:
Fin — Fethiye
A restaurant site live on its own domain, with menu and location modules.
Cafe with QR Menu (sample)
A sample cafe setup with QR menu, reservation requests and a gallery.
How it works
Tell us about your venue
Venue name, cuisine and contact details in 2 minutes.
See your preview
A preview of your site with real content is ready within minutes.
Publish
If you like it, we publish your site — and connect your own domain if you wish.
Frequently asked questions
Who updates the menu?
We set up the first menu together; afterwards you update items, prices and photos from your customer panel — the QR menu updates at the same time.
How does the QR menu work?
The QR code on your tables opens your site’s mobile menu page. Price and item changes appear instantly without reprinting; we also prepare a printable table card.
Which languages can the menu have?
Turkish as the base plus English and Russian as standard; more languages can be added for tourist-heavy areas.
How do guests order from the table?
You add your tables in the panel and switch on ordering, then print each table’s QR card one by one or all at once. When a guest scans the QR code on the table, your menu opens in their phone’s browser and they order without installing an app. The order reaches the kitchen screen with the table number, and orders from the same table are collected on one open table bill. Guests can also call a waiter or ask for the bill from their phone; these requests land in the calls list in your panel. You close the bill in the panel as cash, POS or other. The guest screen is available in Turkish, English, Russian, German and Arabic. If you sign in to the DijitalSiteniz mobile app and allow notifications, you also get a phone notification for table orders and waiter calls. This flow can help ease the load on your waiters and speed up ordering.
Your venue’s site is one preview away
Create your free preview — no obligation if you don’t like it.