9 min read · Updated 2026-09-09
Build a restaurant website with AI (menu, about, reservations)
Step-by-step: generate a multi-page restaurant site — home, menu, about, reservations — with AI, including prompts, Plan vs Build tips, and deploy.
Scope the pages first
A solid restaurant site usually needs: Home (hero, hours, CTA), Menu (categories + prices), About (story/chef), Reservations (form + policies). Write those four names into the prompt so the agent does not invent a blog or shop you never asked for.
Recommended Modurian setup
Task type: Website. Mode: Plan if you care about brand and photography direction; Build if you already have copy. Prompt with cuisine, city, hours, phone, and dietary tags (V, VG, GF). Example: “Farm-to-table bistro site with menu, about, reservations — elegant charcoal and saffron accents.”
Menu and reservations details
Ask for category filters on the menu and client-side validation on the reservation form (date not in the past, party size limits). Note that without a backend the form is a demo — wire Formspree, a serverless function, or your POS later after export.
Visuals without fragile hotlinks
Prefer CSS atmosphere plus a few carefully chosen images, or your own uploads. External Unsplash URLs can break in sandboxes. After the first preview, replace placeholders with real dish photos.
Launch checklist
Verify NAP (name, address, phone) consistency, mobile menu, Open Graph image, and that Reservations CTA appears on every page. Deploy a Spaces link for the owner’s approval, then connect a custom domain on your host when ready.
Try it in Modurian
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