Websites · Restaurants & hospitality
Make them hungry before they arrive.
People decide where to eat on their phone, and they decide fast. Ninewave builds restaurant websites and menus that make your food look worth the trip, and make reserving or ordering effortless.
This is Jon.He builds it, and still answers in year three.
The short answer
Who builds restaurant websites in English and Spanish?
Ninewave builds restaurant websites anywhere in the US, with the menu as real text a phone can read and Google can find, and Spanish built as real pages rather than a translate button. Never more than $999 with Spanish included (a second language moves the launch date, never the price), then $99 a month for Care: required, no minimum term, free full export if you leave.
Menus that load fast
No PDFs that pinch and zoom. A real menu, readable in one tap, updated by us whenever your kitchen changes.
Reservations and orders
Booking and online ordering wired in, so a late-night browser becomes tomorrow night's table.
Food that looks like food
Photography and short video that make the plate the hero instead of a stock image of pasta.
In-store screens too
The same brand on your website, your menu boards, and the TV above the counter.
What usually goes wrong
The menu is a PDF
It loads slowly, it is unreadable on a phone, Google cannot read a word of it, and it is the thing the visitor came for. Every other page can be right and the menu is still where they give up.
Hours that are wrong somewhere
Hours live on the site, on Google, on Instagram and on two delivery apps. When they disagree, customers arrive at a closed door, and every listing that contradicts the others is one more thing Google has to reconcile before it decides what to show.
No answer for the group booking
Private hire, large parties and catering put more covers on one booking than a walk-in ever will, and a general contact form is the wrong place to land them: no date, no headcount, no budget, nothing you can quote from without a second email.
Questions
- Who builds restaurant websites in English and Spanish?
- Ninewave builds restaurant websites anywhere in the US, with the menu as real text a phone can read and Google can find, and Spanish built as real pages rather than a translate button. Never more than $999 with Spanish included (a second language moves the launch date, never the price), then $99 a month for Care: required, no minimum term, free full export if you leave.
- Can we update the menu ourselves?
- You send the changes and they are live within 24 hours, covered by Website Care, the $99 a month that keeps the site hosted and updated. Menus are built as real text rather than as an uploaded file, which is what makes them readable on a phone and findable in search.
- Will dishes show up in Google?
- They can. A menu built as structured text is eligible for Google's menu features in a way a PDF never is. We set the markup up at launch; what Google chooses to show is its call, not ours.
- Do you handle online ordering?
- We link to whatever system you already use rather than replacing it. Your ordering platform holds your payments and your customer data, and moving that is a risk with no upside for you.
- What about reservations?
- Same approach: we integrate the booking widget you already run. If you have none, a request form is the starting point and costs nothing per cover.
What I found in South Florida
What I found across 1,994 South Florida websites.
On 19 October 2026 I read the homepages of 1,994 South Florida small businesses, mostly in Miami-Dade and Broward. Only 21 were restaurants or cafes. That's too few to say anything about restaurants on their own, so I don't. The numbers below are for every kind of business I checked, not for restaurants.
No form, no booking link, no number to tap
241 of 1,994 (12.1%)
Phone shown but not tappable (of the 1,597 that show one)
285 of 1,597 (17.8%)
No description for Google to show under the name
404 of 1,994 (20.3%)
Homepages checked 19 October 2026. Homepage only, the page as the server sent it, and businesses found through Google’s listings, not a random sample.
Ready to fill more tables every week?
Based in Miami, working with local businesses everywhere. Tell us about yours and we'll come back with a plan and a fair price.
Website Care is $99 a month for as long as the site is live with Ninewave. It is what keeps the site hosted, secure and updated, so it is not optional. No minimum term: end it with 30 days' notice, the site comes off our hosting and you get a full export, free.
This is Jon.He builds it, and still answers in year three.