A website that makes people want to eat at your place
For restaurants, inns, pizzerias and cafés in South Tyrol: menu, opening hours and booking, so guests find everything in seconds.
In shortGuests search on their phones, often while already out. They want to know three things: What’s on the menu, is it open, is there a table? If the site doesn’t show that right away, they go elsewhere.
Who builds websites for restaurants in South Tyrol?
Luma Alp, based in Neustift near Brixen, builds websites for restaurants, inns, pizzerias and cafés in South Tyrol. The sites show a menu that’s easy to read on a phone, up-to-date opening hours and commission-free table booking, in German, Italian and English. A simple restaurant website costs a fixed price from €890, multilingual from €1,690.
What belongs on a restaurant’s website?
A restaurant’s website needs a menu that reads well on a phone, with allergens and in several languages. It also needs current opening hours and rest days, simple table booking, good photos of the dishes and dining room, and directions and parking. Guests want to find all of this within a few seconds.
A menu you can read
No PDF to zoom into, but a menu that reads well on a phone. With allergens and in your guests’ languages.
Opening hours and rest days
Always up to date, including holidays and closures. Wrong hours cost you guests.
Book a table
By form, WhatsApp or a one-tap call. No commission to a platform.
Photos that make people hungry
Dishes, the dining room, the terrace, the view. That often decides whether someone comes.
Three languages
German, Italian and English, so visitors understand everything too.
Directions and parking
Map, parking and how to get there. Important for inns up in the mountains.
Why does a restaurant need its own website?
Many guests find restaurants on Google Maps. From there they click through to the website to see the menu. If the site is old or the menu is missing, the guest is gone, even if the food is great. AI search tools like ChatGPT now recommend restaurants too. To do that, they read the website. A site with a clear menu, location and opening hours is more likely to be mentioned.
You change your menu often? Send me a photo of the new menu and I’ll put it online. With the support plan for €50 a month this is included.
How much does a website for a restaurant cost?
One page with menu, opening hours and contact (Start) costs €890. Most restaurants choose Standard for €1,690 with 2 languages or Premium for €2,690 with 3 languages. Hosting is €200 a year. All prices are fixed, and you get a written quote up front.
| Package | Price |
| Start: one-page website for small businesses | €890 |
| Standard: up to 5 pages, 2 languages | €1,690 |
| Premium: up to 10 pages, 3 languages | €2,690 |
| Hosting with backups | €200 / year |
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How does the process work?
First we have a short phone call and you tell me what your business needs. Then you get a free draft and a fixed price in writing. Only once you hire me do we meet in person to go through texts and photos. After your approval the website goes live, usually within a few weeks.
- Short phone call: you tell me what your business needs.
- Free draft: you see your new website before you decide.
- Fixed price with no surprises, in writing up front.
- Once you hire me, we meet in person and go through texts and photos together.
- Online after your approval, usually within a few weeks.
Frequently asked questions
Can the menu be in several languages?
Yes. German, Italian and English are included in Premium, and each additional language costs €200.
Do I need a booking system?
For most restaurants a simple form or a WhatsApp button is enough. The request comes straight to you, with no fees per guest.
How often can I change the menu?
As often as you like. With the support plan small changes are included, otherwise a change costs €50 an hour, billed in 15-minute steps.