Restaurant web design for Miami
Websites for Miami restaurants and groups, from Brickell and Wynwood to the Design District and Miami Beach: menus your team updates in seconds, booking and events on every page, Spanish pages where you need them, and the local search visibility to reach residents and visitors alike.
What a Miami restaurant site has to do
Miami dining runs on two audiences at once: locals deciding where to go tonight, and visitors planning a trip weeks ahead. Both arrive on a phone, often from Instagram or Google Maps. The site has to show the room, the food and the energy, put the menu in front of them as real text, and get them to a reservation, an event or an order in one tap.
We build for both: photography and video that carry the atmosphere, fast mobile pages, bilingual content where it matters, and a structure Google can read, so you appear for searches by neighborhood, cuisine and occasion.
Brickell, Wynwood, the Design District and the Beach
A Brickell dining room competes for business dinners and after-work crowds; the site needs private dining, group bookings and a sharp reservation flow. Wynwood and the Design District sell the chef, the art and the scene. Miami Beach restaurants sell the terrace, the brunch, the DJ and the night, often to guests staying in a hotel down the street.
We design each site for its neighborhood and its guests, then build the local pages and schema that help it rank there, from Coconut Grove and Coral Gables up the coast to Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach.
Events, brunches and private dining, built in
Much of a Miami restaurant’s revenue comes from more than dinner: brunches, events, DJ nights, buyouts and seasonal menus. Our restaurant sites run on Digital Plate, the admin we built for restaurants, with events, enquiries, gift cards and popups built in, so your team can launch a new brunch or event page in minutes.
Menus update the moment the kitchen changes them, a PDF becomes a text menu automatically, and Digital Plate checks SEO and accessibility every week.
How we work
Discovery: a call and an on-site visit to understand the restaurant, the guests and what the site needs to sell.
Design and build: design-led pages on Digital Plate with booking, ordering, events and enquiries wired in, and your existing Google rankings protected with redirects when we replace an old site.
Launch and Site Care: we launch, check Search Console and analytics, and keep looking after the site with monthly updates and reporting.
Restaurant services for Miami
Restaurant website design
Design-led websites for chef-led restaurants, bars, beach clubs and multi-location groups.
Live menus with AI
Digital Plate: change a dish once, AI drafts specials, a manager approves.
Booking, ordering & events
SevenRooms, Resy, OpenTable, Toast, direct ordering and event pages your team runs.
English & Spanish
Bilingual menus, booking and events with the right hreflang for Google.
Local SEO & Google Maps
Neighborhood pages and restaurant schema for Brickell, Wynwood and Miami Beach.
Hotel websites
Websites for boutique and resort hotels with booking-engine integration.
Video & social content
Short-form video and photography for Miami’s visual-first diners.
Site Care
Ongoing updates, monitoring and reporting after launch.
Other cities
Restaurant web design in New York, Los Angeles and London.
Restaurant work, published
Selected work
LPM Restaurant Group Website
A comprehensive digital transformation for one of the world's most prestigious international restaurant groups, creating a scalable platform that reflects their Mediterranean sophistication across multiple global markets.
- Organic Traffic
- 250%
- Organic Traffic
- Direct Bookings, Year One
- +180%
- Direct Bookings, Year One
Brother Jimmy's BBQ
Southern BBQ since 1989, now at ICON Park in Orlando. The new site puts the smokehouse up front — ribs smoked 14 hours, the full menu, parties for 20 to 500 and what's on this week — built on Digital Plate, our restaurant platform.
Read the case study ↗
Big Daddy's Burgers & Dogs
A bold, mouthwatering website — with full online ordering — for Saint Martin's favorite burger joint, capturing the island energy of a two-location Vienna Beef institution.
Read the case study ↗Figures as published in each project’s case study.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with restaurants in Miami?
Yes. We design and build restaurant websites for Miami from our New York office, with on-site visits for photography, kick-off and launch. Our restaurant work includes LPM, whose international group includes a restaurant in Brickell, and Florida and Caribbean restaurants such as Brother Jimmy’s BBQ in Orlando and Big Daddy’s in Saint Martin.
Which Miami neighborhoods do you work with?
All of them: Brickell and Downtown, Wynwood, the Design District, Miami Beach and South Beach, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Little Havana, Bal Harbour and Surfside, and Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach further up the coast.
Can the website be in English and Spanish?
Yes, as part of the build. We add Spanish versions of the menu, hours, booking and events pages, with the right hreflang tags so Google shows each guest the version they need.
Which reservation and ordering systems do you integrate?
SevenRooms, Resy, OpenTable and Tock for reservations, and Toast, ChowNow and direct first-party ordering for takeout and delivery, so you keep the margin an app would take.
Can our team update the menu without a developer?
Yes. Our restaurant sites run on Digital Plate, the admin we built for restaurants. Change a dish or a price once and it updates everywhere. Upload a PDF menu and it becomes a real text menu Google can read. The AI assistant drafts specials and event listings for a manager to approve.
How do you help Miami restaurants rank on Google?
Restaurant schema, Google Business Profile alignment, text menus, fast mobile pages and a page for each location and event series, so you appear for searches like “brunch Wynwood”, “steakhouse Brickell” or “dinner Miami Beach” as well as for visitors planning a trip.
Can the site sell events, brunches and private dining?
Yes. Digital Plate has events and enquiries built in: ticketed or bookable events, recurring brunches and DJ nights, private dining and buyout enquiries, gift cards and popups, all managed by your team.
How much does a restaurant website cost?
Pricing is available upon request. Every proposal is fixed and depends on the number of locations, languages, integrations and custom features. Tell us about the restaurant and we’ll send one after a short call.
Let’s fill your Miami tables
Tell us about the restaurant or group. We’ll reply within a day with how we’d approach it.
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