One-Page Restaurant Website Design
Simple, mobile-first one-page WordPress website designed to drive bookings. This project shows how I built a one-page restaurant website for Little Earth, a plant-based eatery, focused on the essentials: menu highlights, opening hours, map/directions and a prominent booking call to action.
If you want a clean website that helps customers go from “find us” to “book now” quickly, book a free website review. I’m based in Bury St Edmunds and work with hospitality and local businesses across Suffolk and the UK.
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WordPress specialist • Restaurants & hospitality • 20+ years’ experience
One-page structure designed for quick decisions and easy bookings on mobile.
Project at a Glance
- Client: Little Earth Restaurant
- Industry: Restaurant & Hospitality
- Platform: WordPress (lightweight one-page template)
- Location: Trowbridge
- Services: One-page website design, WordPress development, on-page SEO, local SEO setup
- Goal: Express brand, make booking effortless, improve local discovery
Summary
- Goal: Make key info instantly accessible and increase bookings
- Work: Brand-led one-page layout, repeat booking CTA, performance-first build, local SEO basics
- Outcome: Better mobile experience and a clearer “menu-to-booking” flow
Objectives
- Showcase brand personality with a simple, modern layout
- Make key info (menu, hours, location) instantly accessible
- Increase table bookings with clear, repeated calls to action
- Improve local visibility for restaurant searches
Solution
1) Brand-led design with calm structure
A clean layout and strong photography allow the brand to shine without clutter — especially important on mobile screens.
2) Smart one-page structure
The page flows in a natural order:
Hero → Menu highlights → About → Hours & Map → Bookings → Events/Specials.
Visitors can scroll easily and find what they need fast.
3) Booking-first user experience
“Book a table” prompts are placed in the key decision points, with sticky contact on mobile so diners can act at the moment they’re ready.
4) Local SEO basics + Google Business alignment
The site includes tidy titles/meta, location mentions where relevant, image alt text and internal linking so the website supports local discovery.
5) Performance-first build
Lightweight theme, compressed images and minimal scripts keep the website fast — ideal for mobile users.
If you already have a site that feels dated or busy, explore website redesign options. To keep your site updated and secure, see WordPress maintenance plans.
Results
- More bookings: clear “Book a table” prompts increased reservations
- Better mobile experience: one-tap access to hours, menu and directions
- Improved local visibility: optimised content supports discovery for nearby diners
“Anne understood our vision. The website looks beautiful and is easy to use — we’ve had lots of compliments and bookings are up.” — John, Little Earth
For hospitality businesses relying on nearby customers, local SEO in Suffolk helps you show up in the right searches and turn clicks into bookings.
Next Steps
Need a one-page website that’s fast, mobile-friendly and designed to convert? Explore small business web design in Suffolk or website redesign options.
Keep the site fresh with WordPress maintenance plans and improve discovery with local SEO in Suffolk.