Bookings, menus, online ordering, search. Written by the people building the product, between services.
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Bookings and reservations
A practical restaurant booking system migration: preserve future reservations and guest records, rebuild tables and rules, reconnect public booking routes, test the cutover and keep a verified rollback.
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Search and being found
A calm, ordered diagnostic for a restaurant website that opens by link but is missing from Google: inspect access, noindex, canonical, links, rendering, structured data and sitemaps.
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Building the website
A practical migration order for an independent UK restaurant: inventory the old URLs, rebuild the menu, booking and ordering paths in TableSpark, map redirects, check canonicals, submit the sitemap, verify the domain and keep a rollback ready.
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Cost and comparison
Maintenance is the recurring bill nobody quotes for: plan, domain renewal, SSL, menu edits, bookings, ordering and technical search upkeep. TableSpark keeps the platform side of it on one flat plan from £19 a month, excluding VAT.
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Building the website
Practical UK restaurant website design ideas for a clearer menu, stronger mobile experience and a shorter route from first impression to booking or order.
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Cost and comparison
Compare a restaurant website builder with a freelancer or agency by checking the complete live operating stack, ongoing maintenance, search setup and direct guest journeys.
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Search and being found
A practical UK restaurant SEO guide covering crawlable content, local intent, canonicals, sitemaps, structured restaurant data, internal links and Search Console.
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Ordering and payments
Set up a structured menu, service window, payment route and kitchen order queue, then run one complete test before opening direct online ordering on your TableSpark restaurant website.
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Bookings and reservations
Set up Reserve with Google through a supported provider, then store and publish its booking destination alongside TableSpark direct bookings, tables, floor plans, deposits and reminders.
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Menus and allergens
A QR code is only a printed shortcut to a web address. Point it at a structured, mobile-first menu page your restaurant owns and can edit itself, on a complete TableSpark site from £19 a month excluding VAT.
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Cost and comparison
A low publishing price can become expensive once renewals, add-ons, edits, bookings, ordering, domain and search work are added. Here is how to price the whole offer before you sign — and why TableSpark is the best-value complete restaurant website from £19 a month, excluding VAT.
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Search and being found
A practical UK restaurant guide to aligning Google Business Profile with an owned website, structured menu, booking and ordering links, Restaurant schema and local performance measurement.