Restaurants, bars and tourism
Websites for restaurants and tourism businesses
Your customers decide on a phone, often in a language that isn't Spanish, often an hour before they want a table or a booking. I build sites for restaurants, bars and tourism businesses on the Costa Blanca that put the menu, the prices and the way to book within a thumb's reach.
Work for businesses like yours
A restaurant, a rental business and a tourism site
All three are live. Open them on your phone, because that's where your customers will.
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Built around how your customers choose
The menu and prices, kept current by you
Menus, prices, opening hours and photos are set up so you can change them yourself, the night before a new season, without calling a developer.
One tap to book or ask
A WhatsApp button and a contact form come as standard. If you want customers to book a table, a bike or a tour online, a booking system is added on.
In the languages your customers search in
Separate pages per language with their own addresses, rather than an auto-translate plugin. Search engines treat machine-translated pages as thin, and visitors can tell.
Right on Google and Maps
Every build includes the search groundwork and a check of your Google Business Profile, so the hours and the link people see in Maps match the site.
Fast on a phone, on a beach connection
Most of your visitors arrive on a phone, often outdoors on patchy data. Photos are sized and compressed so the page loads before they give up.
The Spanish legal basics
A business website in Spain is expected to have an Aviso Legal, a privacy policy and a cookie banner that asks before tracking. Plenty of restaurant sites on this coast don't.
What it costs
A typical restaurant site, priced
A starting point, not a quote. Fewer pages or one language comes in lower; a shop or a custom booking flow is quoted to scope. Prices exclude IVA.
- Business website, up to around five pagesfrom €800
- Multilingual setup+€200
- Booking system+€150
Bilingual site with online bookingsfrom €1,150
Included as standard: a contact form, a WhatsApp button, a mobile-first layout and on-page SEO.
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What clients say about working with Wayne
All 7 reviews on Trustpilot are five stars, and every one is verified.
After a series of bad experiences with other web developers, working with Wayne was a breath of fresh air. He is very responsive and completes work to a high standard. I would not hesitate to recommend SourceCode to anyone.
Wayne is my go-to developer. He is a genius with coding and everything technical. He will always find a way to make everything work seamlessly, no matter how complicated the request. We have worked together on multiple projects over the years.
Wayne built new websites for me after my old ones had been compromised, and worked around my budget. He was always available to take my calls, and the after-sales support has been incredible.
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I have had several dealings with Wayne and SourceCode, all of which have been positive. Wayne is helpful, knowledgeable and gives a speedy response.
These guys know what they are doing. Great service, fast and efficient.
Very pleased with their work. Very knowledgeable, accurate and thorough.
Fast, efficient and very friendly service. Cannot recommend highly enough!
FAQs
Questions from restaurants and tourism businesses
If yours is not here, ask it on the call. You will get a straight answer, including when the answer is no.
6 questions
01Can I update the menu and prices myself?
Yes. The things you change often, like dishes, prices, opening hours and photos, are set up so you can edit them without calling a developer. I show you how before handover, and you keep that access permanently.
02Which languages should the site be in?
Whichever ones your customers actually search in, which depends on your town and who walks through the door. Often that's English and Spanish; in some places Dutch, German or a Scandinavian language brings in more. Each language gets its own pages, so each search lands on the right one.
03Can customers book online?
Yes. WhatsApp and a contact form come with every site, and an online booking system is €150 on top. If you already use a booking platform, the site can link to it instead.
04Will it be ready for the season?
Most sites go live in two to four weeks from the point I have your text and photos, so start a month or two before you open. The usual hold-up is content from your side, not the build.
05What does a restaurant website cost?
A business site starts from €800. A second language is €200 and online bookings €150, so a bilingual site with bookings starts from €1,150. You get a fixed quote in writing before any work starts.
06Will it show up on Google Maps?
Your Google Business Profile is what shows in Maps, and every build includes a check that it's set up and matches the site. If it needs proper work, such as categories, photos and local structured data, that's the Local SEO package.
Get in touch
Opening this season? Tell me what you need.
A few lines about the business and what the site has to do is enough. I'll tell you what I'd build and what it would cost, with no obligation.
I reply to every message myself, usually the same day.