Websites for independent restaurants
Yes, that call or text was real.
We're BistroPage. We build your restaurant a finished website first — then we show it to you. Looking is free. Keeping it is up to you. Saying no costs nothing.
Never heard from us? This page still explains everything we do.
Before anything else, three things:
1. No passwords
We will never ask for your Google password, or any password. Ever.
2. Nothing to pay today
Looking at your site is free. No card, no deposit, nothing hidden.
3. "No" is a fine answer
Say no, and the site comes down. No fees. No hard feelings.
These are not screenshots
Don't take our word for it. These are live.
Below are three real restaurant websites we built and run today. They're the actual sites, live on the internet right now. Scroll them. Tap or click through the menus. Open them in a new tab and check the address yourself.
26 restaurant sites are live today. That's our real number — we'd rather tell you the truth than impress you. Yours might be one of them.
We build first. You decide after.
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We build your site.
We use what's already public on your Google listing: your menu highlights, hours, directions, and real customer reviews. We add custom artwork made just for your restaurant. We never copy photos from anywhere.
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We send you the link.
That's the call or text you got. Your site is already live at its own address, like yourname.bistropage.com.
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You look it over.
Take your time. Show your family. Show your staff. Looking is free, and you owe us nothing.
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You decide.
Want to keep it? It's one flat monthly subscription through PayPal. No setup fee. No contract. Cancel anytime.
Don't want it? Tell us, and we take it down. That's the end of it.
What we will never ask you for
- Your Google password — or any password
- Access to your Google Business listing or any account
- Your bank or card number over the phone
- A setup fee, a deposit, or any money up front
- A contract or a long-term commitment
If anyone asks you for these and says they're BistroPage — it's not us. Forward the message to [email protected] and we'll look into it.
If you keep your site, here's what you get
- A clean one-page website with its own web address
- Your menu highlights, hours, and directions — easy for customers to find
- Real reviews from your own customers
- Custom artwork made for your restaurant — no stock photos, ever
- Updates included. New menu, new hours, a holiday special? Reply to the text we sent you, or email us what changed — even just "new Sunday hours, 10 to 8." We handle it. No extra cost.
- One flat monthly subscription through PayPal. No setup fee. No contract. Cancel anytime.
We'll tell you the exact price by email before you decide a single thing. Looking is always free. Paying only starts if you say "keep it."
If you can send a text, you can run this website.
Who does what
Your job: run your restaurant.
The website is not your job anymore.
Our job: the website, the updates, the hosting, the tech headaches — all of it.
Who we are
BistroPage is a small team based in Hsinchu, Taiwan, building websites for independent restaurants across the United States — the family-run spots that big web companies overlook.
Many website companies ask you to pay before you see anything. We do the opposite. We build the whole site first, free to look at, because we'd rather show you our work than talk about it.
We make money one way: owners who like their site keep it for one flat monthly subscription. If we did bad work, nobody would stay. So we have one job — build a site you're proud of, and keep it that way.
Questions about us? Email [email protected]. A real person reads it and replies.
Own one of these restaurants?
Want changes — or want it taken down? We'll update it or remove it quickly. Free, no questions asked.
Email [email protected]Your restaurant. Your call. Always.
Straight answers
The questions you're probably asking — including the hard ones.
Why did you call or text me out of the blue?
Because we had something real to show you. We build a restaurant's website first, then reach out to share the link. We know a call from a stranger feels strange — that's why we show you everything first, before asking for anything. You can look at your finished site, this page, and our other live sites before you ever talk to us again.
Is this a scam?
Fair question — it's the reason this page exists. Here's how to check us: we never ask for passwords, we never ask for money up front, and the site we built for you is already live for you to inspect. Open the three example sites on this page in a new tab and look at the address bar yourself. If you say no, we take the site down and you owe nothing. A scam needs something from you up front. We ask for nothing until you say "keep it."
Where did you get my restaurant's information?
From your public Google listing — the same page any customer sees when they search for you. Hours, menu highlights, directions, and real customer reviews. We never access your accounts, and we never use private information.
Are you part of Google?
No. We are not Google, and we are not partnered with Google. We're an independent company that builds your site from information you've already made public.
How much does it cost?
One flat monthly subscription through PayPal. No setup fee. No contract. Cancel anytime. Email [email protected] and we'll reply with the exact number in writing — one simple price, no add-ons, no surprises.
Do you need my Google password or any login?
No. Never. We don't need it, we don't want it, and we will never ask for it. If anyone asks for your password in our name, it isn't us — forward it to [email protected].
What if I want changes — new menu, new hours, a special?
Reply to the text we sent you, or email us what changed. "New hours." "We added birria tacos." "Closed July 4th." That's all we need — we update the site for you. It's included in your subscription, no extra cost, and you never have to touch any software.
What happens if I cancel?
The site comes down, and that's it. No cancellation fee. No penalty. One email is all it takes. You can also cancel the subscription yourself from your own PayPal account — you never need our permission.
Did you copy my photos for the site?
No. We don't use your photos, stock photos, or anyone's photos. Every image is custom artwork we create just for your restaurant, made with the help of AI illustration tools — not copied from anywhere. Don't like it? Tell us and we'll change it.
Will this make me show up higher on Google?
We can't promise that — and be careful with anyone who does. What we give you is a clean, fast website where customers can find your menu, hours, and directions in one place.
I already have a website. Why would I look at this?
No pressure at all — if your site works for you, keep it. Put ours next to what you have and judge for yourself: cleaner? faster? easier to update? Looking costs nothing, so the comparison is free.
Something on my site is wrong. Now what?
Email [email protected] and tell us what's wrong — wrong hours, a dish you don't serve, anything. We'll fix it, whether or not you're paying us. We want it right.
I own one of these restaurants and I don't want the site. Now what?
Email [email protected] and we'll take it down — free, no questions asked. You don't have to explain anything.
Can I use my own web address, like myrestaurant.com?
Your site comes with its own address at yourname.bistropage.com, included in the subscription. If you already own a web address and want your site to use it, email us — we'll tell you honestly what's possible for your setup.
Do I need a PayPal account?
We use PayPal because it protects you: you can see the subscription, and cancel it, from your own PayPal account at any time — without asking us. If you don't use PayPal, email us and we'll figure out what works.
One email. No pressure.
Keep your site, change it, or take it down — it all starts with one short email. Write in your own words. Simple is fine.
A question, a change, "take it down," or "I'll keep it." Every answer is okay. A real person reads every message and replies.
Or simply reply to the call or text you received — same people, same answer. Even one word ("keep" or "remove") is enough.