Restaurant & clinic websites · UK · USA · Gulf · Pakistan
Websites that fill tables, chairs and calendars.
We design websites and run SEO for restaurants, clinics and local service businesses. Not "enterprise AI transformation" — the site that makes your phone ring, and the search work that keeps it ringing.
Every claim on this page is one click from being checked.
20+Projects delivered
10Specialists in-house
2023Working since
4Sites you can visit now
Industries
We know a few businesses very well.
A generalist agency learns your industry on your budget. We have already built for these — so we know what a booking flow needs, what a menu page needs, and which search terms bring paying customers rather than browsers.
We used to list twelve services. Nobody believed a ten-person team was world-class at all of them — and they were right. Here is what we actually do every week.
La Ballerina sits on Bow Street in Covent Garden — one of the most competitive restaurant postcodes in Britain. The brief was not "make it look nice". It was: when someone walks out of a show at the Opera House and searches for dinner, be the result they tap.
So we built the site around how people actually search — by dish, by menu, by occasion. Every menu became its own page. Pizza. Pasta. Risotto. The pre-theatre set menu. The kids' menu. Thirty-plus indexable pages, each one a separate way in from Google, instead of one PDF menu that search engines cannot read at all.
Website, menu architecture, on-page SEO, blog, reservations, Just Eat integration
Menu pages
30+ indexable
Status
Live and maintained — go and check
Client reviews
Two reviews. Both real. Both verifiable.
We could have filled this page with a dozen glowing quotes and invented the names. Instead, here are the reviews we actually have on Google — you can open the profile and read them yourself, which is rather the point.
★★★★★
Impressed with the results — helped my website rank on the first page.
Left after an SEO engagement in Lahore, describing the team as top-notch SEO specialists.
WWaqasGoogle review · 14 April 2025
★★★★★
Improved my website's visibility and helped me rank higher on Google.
Left after an SEO engagement, noting the result came through in a short space of time.
AAyanGoogle review · 11 April 2025
5.0 average from 2 Google reviews. Small number, honestly shown — we would rather you see two real ones than twenty we made up.
Use cases
The problems we fix almost every week.
Not hypotheticals. These are the things we find on most sites that come to us, and each one costs real money every month it stays broken.
Any business with a shopfront or service area
Why is my business not showing up on Google Maps?
Google ranks local results on three things it names publicly: relevance, distance and prominence. If your listing is missing entirely, it is almost always the primary category — the single field most businesses set once and never revisit.
The three factors Google names for local results
Factor
What it means
Can you change it?
What we do about it
Relevance
How closely your category, services and profile text match what was typed
Yes — fastest win available
Fix the primary category, add every service, rewrite the description in customer language
Distance
How far you are from the searcher at the moment they search
No, not for a fixed address
Set a service area if you travel; build location pages for nearby areas
Prominence
How well known and trusted you appear — reviews, citations, site authority
Yes, but it takes months
Steady review flow, consistent NAP everywhere, weekly posts, a real website behind it
1Primary category"Software company" instead of "Website designer" makes you invisible for the searches that matter.
2NAP consistencyName, address and phone must match exactly everywhere. One old number on one directory is enough to cause doubt.
3Review recencyReviews from three years ago carry far less weight than reviews from this month.
4Opening hoursWrong or missing hours remove you from results at the exact moment people are searching.
5Profile activityPosts, fresh photos, updated services. A profile untouched for months looks abandoned.
6The website behind itGoogle evaluates your profile and your site together, not in isolation.
My traffic collapsed after a website redesign. What went wrong?
Almost always missing 301 redirects. When your URLs change and nothing tells Google where the old pages went, every ranking and every backlink those pages earned points at a dead end.
This is the most expensive mistake in web development and it is invisible to the person who commissioned the site. We know it particularly well — it happened to us, on our own site, which is why redirect mapping is now the first thing we do.
1Crawl the old site firstEvery indexed URL goes into a spreadsheet before anything is switched off — not just the pages someone remembers.
2Map old to new, one to oneEach old URL points to its closest new equivalent. A blanket redirect to the homepage tells Google the page is simply gone.
3301, never 302A 302 says "temporary" and holds the ranking on a page that no longer exists. Many systems default to 302.
4No redirect chainsOld URL to final destination in one hop. Chains leak authority at every step.
5Test on staging, not in productionEvery redirect is checked before launch, so nothing is discovered three weeks later in Search Console.
6Check the noindex tag is goneStaging sites are built with search engines blocked. Forgetting to remove that on launch day is common.
Because AI assistants recommend businesses whose facts are easy to verify and easy to quote. If your services, areas, hours and prices are not written as plain, structured answers, there is nothing for a model to lift.
Shorter answers, same approach. Each gets a full breakdown during the consultation.
Why is my website so slow on mobile?
Usually uncompressed images. A single 4MB photo straight off a phone can take longer to load than the entire rest of the page.
Images resized and served as WebP
Unused plugins and scripts removed
Fonts loaded without blocking render
Core Web Vitals checked on real 4G
My Google Ads spend money but bring no leads
Two causes, nearly always. Conversion tracking was never installed properly, so the campaign optimises towards nothing. And the ad sends people to the homepage.
Tracking verified before any spend
A landing page per ad group
Negative keywords to stop wasted clicks
You keep ownership of the ad account
My Shopify store gets traffic but no sales
Often the theme itself. Default themes generate multiple URLs for the same product across collections, so your own pages compete with each other.
Canonical tags fixed across collections
Product descriptions written, not copied
Product schema with price and stock
Checkout tested on a real phone
Where we work
Four markets, four sets of rules.
Search behaviour, trust signals and legal requirements differ in every one of these. A site built for Dubai does not work in Manchester.
Lahore, Pakistan — full address in the footer, as UK law requires. That is precisely why a London restaurant site costs $2,400 here instead of £6,000: UK-standard work at Pakistani overheads. We work 2pm - 11pm PKT, Monday to Saturday to overlap with London, Dubai and the US East Coast, and every project has one named person you deal with directly.
"You are a young agency."
Since 2023, 20+ projects, 10 people in-house. We are not going to invent Fortune 500 clients or certifications we do not hold. What we will do is show you live sites you can open right now, and we do not move past the design stage until you have approved the direction.
"I have been burned before."
Usually by someone who took the deposit and went quiet. So: fixed scope in writing before any money moves, a written update every Friday whether there is news or not, and you own everything from day one — domain, hosting, ad accounts, source files, Google Business Profile. Nothing is held hostage.
Pricing
Published, because hiding it wastes your time.
Ranges, not exact figures — the real number depends on page count and how much content you already have. But you will know within 10% before you ever speak to us.
A starter site takes 4 to 6 weeks from the day your content is ready. A larger site with service and location pages runs 6 to 10 weeks. The biggest delay is always content: photos, menus and staff bios.
Do I own the website?
Yes, completely. Domain, hosting, source files, ad accounts and Google Business Profile are all registered in your name from day one. If you leave us, you take everything with you.
Why is my business not showing up on Google Maps?
Google ranks local results on relevance, distance and prominence. When a listing is missing entirely it is usually the primary category, the field most businesses set once and never revisit.
Why did my traffic drop after a website redesign?
Almost always missing 301 redirects. When URLs change and nothing tells Google where the old pages moved, the rankings and backlinks those pages earned point at a dead end.
Why does ChatGPT never recommend my business?
AI assistants recommend businesses whose facts are easy to verify and easy to quote. If your services, areas, hours and prices are not written as plain structured answers with FAQ and LocalBusiness schema, there is nothing for a model to lift.
How long until SEO works?
Local SEO and Google Business Profile work can move within 4 to 8 weeks. Competitive organic rankings take 4 to 8 months of consistent work. Anyone promising page one in 30 days is either running ads and calling it SEO, or lying.
Can you fix my existing site instead of rebuilding it?
Often yes, and it is usually cheaper. Roughly half the sites we look at need speed work, a working contact form, proper page titles and a Google Business Profile rather than a full rebuild.
Will my site meet UK and EU legal requirements?
Yes. Every UK-facing site includes the business information the Electronic Commerce Regulations 2002 require, plus a tailored privacy policy, cookie policy and consent banner for UK GDPR and PECR.
Book a free consultation.
A 30-minute call where we open your site together and go through what is costing you enquiries. No charge, no obligation.