- A photo of your menu, or a PDF
- Photos of a few signature dishes (optional)
- Your hours, address, and phone number
Your menu. On a real website.
Take a photo of your menu — or drop in the PDF. Get a Google-friendly page customers can read on their phone.
Customers Google your menu before they decide to visit. A PDF takes ten seconds to download on cell data — by then they've picked the place down the street. A real menu page loads instantly, shows up in search, and is one tap to call or get directions.
What you bring, what you get.
- Menu organized by section (apps, mains, drinks)
- Photos of dishes if provided
- Hours, address, phone, and a call button
- Map link to your location
Example prompt
“Build a menu website for my restaurant. Show the dishes, prices, hours, and a way to call.”
Then chat with the AI to change anything — copy, colors, sections, photos.
Frequently asked.
Can I update the menu when prices change?+
Yes — upload the new menu and chat with the AI to update prices or items.
Will it work for a food truck?+
Yes. Same flow — drop in your menu and address (or schedule).
Can customers order from it?+
Not natively — for ordering you'd link out to your delivery service. Nanopage focuses on menu, info, and presence. Need a full restaurant site? See our restaurant website builder.
Does it support multiple languages?+
Yes. Tell the AI to translate the menu and it will.
Related pages.
Your menu. On a real website.
$19 / year. Live in 3–5 minutes. No designer required.