Websites for pubs and bars
Web design for pubs and bars: £249.99 to build, then £49.99 a month, no minimum term. What is on tonight, whether the kitchen is open, and if the dog can come.
Pub websites answer immediate, practical questions from people who are deciding where to go in the next hour or planning something specific: a Sunday roast, a function room, live music at the weekend.
The events side is where most pubs lose out. Quiz nights, live acts and match screenings are exactly what people search for locally, and they are usually announced only on social media where they vanish within a day.
What your customers want answered
- Is the kitchen open, and until when
- What is on this week, quiz, live music, the match
- Do you do Sunday lunch, and do I need to book
- Are dogs and children welcome
- Do you have a function room, and what does it hold
Put the events calendar on the siteSocial posts disappear in a day and are invisible to search. The same events on a page rank locally, stay findable and can be shared to social from there rather than the other way round.
Sunday roast with no booking route
It is the highest-margin service of the week and the one most often left to chance. A simple booking link on a dedicated page pays for a website on its own.
What's on and what's poured
Pub visitors want the food menu, the drinks you are proud of, opening and kitchen hours, and what's on: quiz nights, live music and sport. Keep the events list current.
Rooms, dogs and functions
Say whether dogs and children are welcome, if you have a garden, rooms or a function space, and how to book a table or event.
Common questions
- What should a pub website include?
- Food and drinks menus, opening and kitchen hours, events, dog and family policy, garden, rooms, function space and table booking.
- Should I list events?
- Yes, and keep them up to date.
- Is a function room page useful?
- Yes. Private hire is a separate search.
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Tell me about your business.
One message is enough to start. I’ll read it and reply myself, usually with a couple of questions and a clear price.
Liam Tapp, Website Builds