予約が増える飲食店サイトの作り方

Visitors spend less than a minute on a typical restaurant website, and they are looking for four things: what you serve, where you are, whether you are open, and whether there is a table. Put those four on the first screen and bookings go up.

1. One photo and one sentence

Lead with the single photo that best captures your food or room, plus one concrete sentence such as "A seasonal tasting menu that changes every day."

2. Put the menu in text, not images

A photo of a paper menu is invisible to search engines and hard to read on a phone. List dishes and prices as text and add photos to a few signatures. In ROYJU you add them line by line under Admin > Menu.

3. A booking button everywhere

Keep a booking button in the header, the hero and the footer. Set your time slots, party size limit and closed days once, and phone calls drop sharply.

4. Map and parking

• The map appears automatically once you enter your address.
• Add one line about parking and the nearest station exit.
• State closed days clearly, e.g. "Closed Mondays".

5. Check it on your phone

Most restaurant visits happen on mobile. Open your site on a phone and make sure the menu, map and booking button all work with one thumb.

Prompt example: "A cozy Korean pub website. Seasonal small plates, table booking (up to 8 guests, closed Sundays), map and parking info. Warm lighting."