Manchester / UKFree Restaurant Website Audit
Your restaurant is invisible on Google. I will show you exactly where.
Type your restaurant website below. A real person reviews it — your audit is back within 48 hours.
£99Freethis month
Adam does every audit and every build personally. There is no team to hand it to. That caps how many run at once, so there is usually a short wait before a build starts. Once yours starts, it takes about 14 working days.
“Adam does not just build websites. He understands what a business needs to look like before people trust it with serious money.”
Ric Wilson — Owner, Regenovate
Hard Truth
Uber Eats is not a website.
It is a 30% commission on your own food.
Lots of independent restaurants pour everything into delivery apps and Instagram. The food speaks for itself, right? But when someone searches "best Thai Manchester" or "date night restaurant near me," delivery apps and Instagram do not show up. Google does.
Here is what delivery apps cannot do for your restaurant:
- 1.Show up when someone searches "restaurants near me." Google processes 8.5 billion daily searches. When a hungry couple searches for dinner spots, your restaurant either appears or it does not. Delivery apps do not rank on Google for your brand — your website does.
- 2.Display your menu, atmosphere, and booking reliably. An Uber Eats listing shows a cropped logo and a generic menu. A website shows your dining room, your chefs, your story — the things that make someone choose you over the identical-looking listing next to yours.
- 3.Keep 100% of your direct bookings. Every delivery app order costs you 15-30%. Every direct booking through your website costs you nothing. A website does not take a cut of your revenue — it drives revenue straight to you.
- 4.You do not own your delivery app presence. Commission rates change. Algorithms change. Your listing can get buried. Your website is yours forever — no commission, no algorithm, no middleman taking a slice of every plate you serve.
of diners check a restaurant's website before booking. Not Instagram. Not Uber Eats. The actual website.
Source: OpenTable, 2024
more direct bookings for restaurants with a proper website versus those relying on delivery apps and social media alone.
Source: Google Economic Impact Report
is what delivery apps take from every order. Your website takes 0%. Over a year, that commission difference could pay for an entire refurbishment.
Delivery apps are useful for reaching new customers. But they should complement your website, not replace it. A restaurant without its own website is paying a tax on every meal it serves.
Right now, someone nearby is searching for "restaurants near me."
They will book whichever restaurant looks most inviting online — and they decide in about five seconds. The audit shows you how to make sure that is you, not the chain with the bigger ad budget.
Proof, Not Promises
This is exactly what lands in your inbox.
A real Coltura growth audit — have a read. Branded, specific, prioritised. Nothing you cannot act on the same day.
The 8-Point Restaurant Audit
Eight checks decide whether someone books a table or scrolls past.
Every audit covers the eight things diners judge before they pick up the phone or tap "reserve."
Google Maps visibility
When someone searches "restaurants near me" or "Italian restaurant Manchester," does your place show up in the top results? Or does the pizza chain win?
First impression
A diner decides in 3 seconds whether your restaurant looks worth booking. Does your site make them hungry, or does it make them keep scrolling?
Menu clarity
Can someone see your menu, prices, dietary options, and opening hours without downloading a PDF from 2019? Is it readable on a phone?
Mobile experience
Over 70% of restaurant searches happen on a phone. Your menu has to be scrollable one-handed while someone is walking down the street deciding where to eat.
Speed
Hungry people are impatient. If your menu page takes 4 seconds to load, they have already booked the place next door.
Trust signals
Hygiene rating, real food photos, genuine Google reviews, allergy info: does your site make someone confident enough to book?
Booking & ordering
Can someone book a table or order takeaway in one tap? Or is your booking system hidden behind three pages and a phone number nobody answers?
Social proof
Is your Instagram linked? Do your Google reviews show? A restaurant without photos of its food online might as well not exist to a hungry browser.
Drag The Difference
Same restaurant. Same incredible food. Different website.
Drag the handle and ask yourself: which version gets the booking? (Made-up restaurant — but we have renovated plenty that started like this.)
Gas Safe registered · Bramhall & South Manchester
Boiler fixed today — or you don’t pay a call-out fee.
Same-day emergency repairs, honest fixed quotes, and a tidy job every time.
A leaking restaurant website never tells you. You just get fewer bookings.
When a mobile site takes over 3 seconds
of visits were abandoned.
of diners check a restaurant's website before deciding to book a table.
Source: OpenTable, 2024
of independent restaurants have no website, or one where the menu is out of date by months.
Source: Coltura research, 2025
For most independent restaurants, one lost Saturday of bookings costs more than fixing the entire site. Finding the leak costs you nothing.
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What happens after you ask.
Tell me about your restaurant
Your website, your location, your cuisine, and what makes your place special. Under a minute.
I visit it like a diner would
I search for restaurants near you, find your site, and go through it the way a hungry, decision-fatigued person does at 7pm.
Your audit lands within 48 hours
Branded and prioritised: what is costing you bookings, what is already working, what to fix first.
You decide what happens next
If small fixes do it, I will say so: do them yourself, free. If a rebuild makes sense, I will show you exactly what I would build. No chasing.
The Point Of All This
All of it exists to do one thing — make your phone ring.
Not to win design awards. Not to impress other designers. To make the person who needs what you do — tonight, in your town — choose your number over the next tab.
Thursday 17 July
09:41
Illustrative, obviously. But this is the job.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes. No cost, no card details, no obligation. You get honest, practical feedback on your restaurant website: that is the whole deal.
Honestly? Some audits reveal problems worth fixing properly, and some of those restaurant owners ask me to do the work. That is how I win clients. If your site only needs small tweaks, you get those for free and we both move on.
Under a minute to ask. Your audit is back within 48 hours.
No sales call, no follow-up sequence. If a rebuild makes sense, I will say so once — with a price. If it does not, I will tell you that too.
Absolutely. Chains have marketing teams. Independents have atmosphere, regulars, and food people talk about. A website that shows that off properly is how you compete.
The Coltura Growth Website is £1,495, one-off — the complete rebuild including your menu, booking path, gallery, reviews, local search and AI-readability foundation, tracking and launch. You own it outright. Ongoing care is optional at £149 a month.
Worst case? You get a £99 audit for free.
Best case, you find out why people walk past your restaurant every evening — and fix it this month. Either way, you will know where you stand within 48 hours.
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