Who we help: food

Marketing for restaurants and takeaways

Delivery apps bring in orders, but they take a big slice of each one and keep the customer for themselves. We help restaurants and takeaways across BCP and Dorset get found, look appetising and win more orders direct.

A plated restaurant dish of fish, tomatoes and greens on a wooden table

Your menu is your best salesperson

Hungry people decide fast. They look at photos, scan the menu and check a couple of reviews, nearly always on a phone and nearly always in under a minute. If your menu is a blurry photo of a printed sheet, or there’s no way to order without downloading an app, plenty of them move on to the next place.

A clear menu online, a brand people recognise on your bags and boxes, and a good reason to order direct next time can move a real share of orders away from commission and back to you.

What we’d usually do for a restaurant or takeaway

  • Branding that works everywhere: signage, bags, boxes, staff tees and your delivery app listings
  • A phone-friendly website with your full menu, allergen info and a big “order direct” or “call us” button
  • Menu design for the table, the counter and takeaway leaflets
  • Door-drop leaflets with a clear offer for ordering direct
  • Google Business Profile setup so you show up for “takeaway near me” searches
  • Simple email offers to bring regulars back without paying commission

See how we handle websites, leaflets and print and email marketing.

Restaurant and takeaway questions

Can you connect our website to online ordering?

We can link to or embed the ordering system you already use, or help you pick one. We’ll be upfront about what each option costs you per order before you choose.

Are leaflets still worth doing?

For takeaways, often yes, as long as the menu is easy to read and there’s a clear reason to order direct. We design them and can arrange the printing.

Our food’s great but our photos aren’t. Can you help?

You’re far from alone. We can give you simple tips for better phone photos and design around what you’ve got until there’s time for a proper shoot.