for cafés and restaurants
Hungry people check the hours first. Put them on a site of your own.
GenLP looks for what is already public about your place, such as your listings, your Instagram and your Facebook page, shows you what it found, and builds a site with your opening hours, where you are and how to book a table.
Free for 14 days. No card to start.
why it works
Why it works for cafés and restaurants.
Hours and address where people look.
Opening hours, the address and a map link sit where guests look for them, written from the public pages it found and checked by you.Your own photos of the place.
Photos from the profiles you confirm go through a check before they appear, and you can swap any of them.A table, a call or an order link.
Choose what guests should do: book a table, call, or open your ordering or delivery page. GenLP links to those tools; it does not replace them.
designs that fit
Three designs that fit.
GenLP picked these three design families for cafés and restaurants. Browse all fourteen if none feels right.
questions
Questions from cafés and restaurants.
Can I put my menu on the site?
Yes. Add the menu as a file or paste it in when you start, and GenLP uses what it lists, such as dishes and prices, in the pages it writes. Check every dish and price in the draft before you publish, since menus change.
Can guests order or pay on the site?
No. GenLP does not run a checkout. A button can open your ordering, delivery or booking service instead.
Our hours change in winter. How do we update them?
Change them in the editor and publish. It is one edit, not a new site.
Will it quote reviews from the web?
It may quote public reviews with the reviewer’s name and where they were posted. Check each one against the original in the draft, and remove any you would rather not show.
Who is the website for?
Free for 14 days. No card. Nothing is public until you say so.
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