Restaurant website
One Page That Fills Tables
Put your menu, hours, location, reservations, and photos on a free restaurant website diners can read in 30 seconds — with your own domain, a QR for every table, and zero commissions or builder fees.
Drag & drop menu files, food photos, or html page here
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Or publish directly from your favorite AI tools
Claude
ChatGPT
Cursor
Grok
GeminiThe result
Hungry visitors decide in 30 seconds
Hours, location, menu, reservations, and photos that make mouths water — on one fast page that loads before the craving passes.
Bella Rosa Trattoria
Italian · Wood-fired · Est. 2012
Tue–Sun · 11:30am–10pm · Closed Mondays
48 Olive Street · 2 min from Central Station
Lunch, dinner & weekend brunch menus (PDF)
Reserve a table · Order takeaway
Wood-fired specials — see the photos
4.8 ★ · 1,200+ happy guests
Tonight's special updated today · Opens instantly, no app needed
Why restaurants do this
A website your staff can actually keep current
Not a $1,500 agency site that still shows last year's menu. Not a marketplace listing that takes a cut. One page the floor manager updates in minutes.
Diners google you before they dine with you
“Is it open? Do they have vegetarian options? Can I book?” A one-page restaurant website answers all three in under a minute — before a hungry searcher picks your competitor.
Instagram is not a website
No opening hours in search results, no menu Google can read, no reservation button a grandmother can find. Social profiles rent you attention; a website you own converts it into tables.
Delivery apps take up to 30% of every order
Marketplace listings charge per-order commissions that eat your margin. Your own site sends diners straight to your table booking and takeaway links — commission-free, forever.
Printed menus go stale the day prices change
Reprinting menus every time fish prices move costs money and time. Host the menu online once, update it in seconds, and the Google listing, QR codes, and regulars all see the current version.
One staff member can run it
No WordPress plugins, no agency retainer, no developer on call. Whoever updates the specials board can update the site — and hand it to the next manager without a training course.
“Are you open right now?”
The most-googled question every restaurant gets. A restaurant website answers it before the phone rings.
What to include
Everything a hungry visitor — and a regular — looks for
The six sections every effective restaurant website has. Start with the first three, add the rest as you go.
Hours & holiday exceptions
Opening hours, kitchen closing times, and holiday exceptions — the content that turns a “are they open?” search into a seated table. Update it once, show it everywhere.
Location, parking & contact
Address, nearest station, parking notes, and a tap-to-call phone number. Link it from Google Maps so hungry visitors arrive calm, not lost.
Menus guests can actually read
Lunch, dinner, drinks, and specials as fast PDFs or a simple page — readable on a phone in bright sunlight, without downloading an app or a 20MB file.
Reservations & takeaway links
Link your existing booking tool (OpenTable, Resy, or a phone number) and takeaway ordering with one tap. Your site sends the booking; the platform just takes it.
Photos that sell the dish
Ten great photos beat a thousand adjectives. Show the room, the wood-fired oven, and the signature dishes — compressed to load fast on mobile data.
Events, catering & private hire
Christmas menus, catering platters, private-hire info, and live-music nights. Seasonal offers get their own moment without a whole new website.
Drops vs website builders vs marketplace listings
Builders charge monthly for features a restaurant never touches, and marketplaces take a cut of every order. For hours, menus, and reservations, a one-page site does the job for free.
| Feature | FreeSite on Drops | Website builder$17–$30/mo | Marketplace onlyup to 30% / order |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diners find hours & menu in seconds | buried in app | ||
| Works with your existing domain | |||
| Menu updates live, no reprinting | request support | ||
| Links your own reservations & takeaway | their checkout | ||
| Commission on orders | $0 | $0 | Up to 30% |
| Updated by floor staff in minutes | varies | ||
| Yearly cost for a small restaurant | $0 | $200–$360+/yr | Thousands in fees |
Everything included
Built for floor managers, not web agencies
The features a restaurant website actually needs — without the builder subscription or the per-order marketplace cut.
Live before the Friday rush
Drop in your hours, menu PDF, and reservation link at app.drops.sh and publish in minutes. Change tonight’s special and it is live before service starts.
Your restaurant name in the URL
bellarosa.drops.sh free, or connect the domain you already own — bellarosa.com keeps working, now pointing at a page you control with free SSL.
QR codes for tables & the door
Print the auto-generated QR on table tents, the front door, and takeaway bags. Diners scan it for the menu, hours, and booking link — the same page Google sends them to.
Menus as fast, readable PDFs
Upload lunch, dinner, and drinks menus with a built-in viewer. Guests read them on any phone — no login, no delivery-app account, no pinching a blurry photo.
Specials update in seconds
Sold out of the sea bass? Price change on the tasting menu? Edit the page between services and every guest — in the room or on Google — sees the current version.
See what diners actually open
View tracking shows whether visitors open the menu, the reservation link, or the directions — so you know whether to update photos, hours, or the booking button.
How it works
From outdated listing to a real restaurant site
Set it up once. Every menu and specials update after that takes minutes.
01
Gather what you already have
Hours, address, the current menu file, a few food photos, and your reservation link. Most of it is on your phone already.
02
Build the page
Drop your files in at app.drops.sh and shape the sections. A quiet afternoon, not an agency project.
03
Publish & connect
Go live on bellarosa.drops.sh with free SSL — or connect your own domain. Link it from Google Maps, Instagram bio, and takeaway bags.
04
Share it at service
Print the QR for tables and the door, announce the link once, and update menus and specials in seconds every week after.
Publish with your agent
Your favorite AI agent can publish to Drops
Drops speaks MCP — the standard way AI agents connect to tools. Connect Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or Gemini once, and any of them can build pages and publish them to your drops.sh site for you.
ClaudeChatGPTCursorGrokGeminiDrops
One key connects them all · you.drops.sh
1.Create an API key
Sign in at app.drops.sh/account and create a key. Think of it as a password just for your agent — you can revoke it anytime.
2.Connect your agent
In your agent’s settings, add Drops as a tool and paste your key. One-time setup, about a minute — we show you exactly what to copy.
3.Ask it to publish
'Create our restaurant site with the dinner menu PDF, hours, and reservation link, deploy it to drops, and give me a QR code for the tables.' Your agent builds the page, uploads it, and hands you a live link. No dashboard needed.
Try asking your agent
“Create our restaurant site with the dinner menu PDF, hours, and reservation link, deploy it to drops, and give me a QR code for the tables.”
Show the one-time setup snippet
Paste this into your agent’s MCP settings (Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and most tools), replacing the key with yours:
{
"mcpServers": {
"drops": {
"url": "https://api.drops.sh/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer drops_live_YOUR_KEY"
}
}
}
}Endpoint: https://api.drops.sh/mcp
FAQ
Owner & manager questions, answered
What independent restaurants ask before publishing their website.
Your restaurant site is one drop away
Publish it this week, link it from Google Maps, and turn “are you open?” searches into seated tables.
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