Ditch the shabby site you pay monthly for.
For bistros, cafes, and small restaurants stuck on a $20-50/month plan for a site that still looks dated. Tell kwaku your menu, hours, and vibe; it writes a real site, live in 60 seconds, that handles your bookings and reservations too. Pay once.
Pay once. No subscription, ever.
A real kwaku site for a bistro and wine bar. Built from a one-line brief in chat.
What you get
- →Menu, hours, location, and a reservation form that emails you directly — all on a page that loads in under a second on phones.
- →Update tonight's special, swap a dish, change your hours — just tell kwaku, it edits in seconds. No more paying an agency to touch your own site.
- →Real, editorial-grade photography of your food and room, not a generic template. One $30 payment, not another monthly bill.
Pricing
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Start$025 edits free. No card.
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Pack$30 once200 more edits, custom domain unlocked. One payment.
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Monthly$0/moForever. No subscription.
Questions
My current site costs me $20-50 a month and I barely touch it. How is kwaku different? +
kwaku is a one-time $30 payment for 200 edits, not a subscription. You stop paying once the site is built and you stop making changes — no recurring bill for a page sitting still.
Can the menu be updated easily — daily specials, dish removals, price changes? +
Yes. Open the chat and say "replace the lamb with a halibut tonight" or "add tonight's special: blistered shishito". The page updates in seconds.
Can customers actually book a table or make a reservation through the site? +
Yes. Tell kwaku how you want it handled — a reservation form that emails you directly, a Resy/OpenTable embed if you already use one, or a click-to-call button for off-hours. The agent builds whichever fits your workflow.
What about photos of dishes? +
Drag-and-drop into chat and kwaku organizes them into a gallery or weaves them through the menu section. No real photos yet? kwaku pulls real, vertical-appropriate stock photography automatically so the page never launches looking half-built.
Will the site show up on Google when someone searches for my restaurant? +
Yes. The agent adds the schema.org markup (Restaurant, openingHours, servesCuisine) Google looks for, plus the LocalBusiness signals that surface the right snippets.
Ready?
build one like this →Free to try. No card to start.