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Restaurant websites · MontréalA restaurant website built by someone who runs a restaurant.

Quartier Web was founded by the owner of Chef On Call, a Montréal late-night delivery restaurant running since 2009. We build restaurant websites that give customers what they actually look for: the menu, the hours, the address and a button to order.

What your customers look for on their phone.

Before they order or head over, a customer wants a few answers in a few seconds. Your site gives them on the first screen.

The menu, as text

Not a PDF you pinch and zoom. A real menu page that reads cleanly on a phone, and that Google can read too.

Hours that are right

Opening hours structured for Google, and easy to change for holidays or game nights.

Address and directions

Address, map and a directions button. Your phone number dials with one tap.

Order or book

A clear button to your online ordering or reservations, visible without digging.

In French and English

Two complete versions, each at its own web address, so you show up in searches made in either language.

Your real photos

Your dishes, your room, your storefront. No stock photos. A few phone photos are enough to start.

Online ordering, without the app commission.

Delivery apps take 25–30% of every order. On your own site, we connect the platform of your choice: UEAT, Square, Lightspeed, Clover, or the one you already use. It handles orders, payments and kitchen printing, and it bills you directly.

Quartier Web takes no percentage of your sales. The integration can be added to any package, quoted separately.

The apps are still useful for getting discovered. Your site is where your regulars order without eating into your margin.

Findable on Google and in AI answers.

Every restaurant site includes Restaurant structured data: name, address, phone, hours, cuisine and a link to the menu. It’s the information Google uses to understand your place, and it helps assistants like ChatGPT or Perplexity answer when someone asks where to eat nearby.

What we don’t do: dozens of fake neighbourhood pages, fake reviews or keyword-stuffed copy. Just accurate information, consistent everywhere.

What does a restaurant website cost?

US restaurant website platforms cost $3,000–6,000 a year, forever. Here it’s one payment or a monthly amount, and the site ends up yours.

Launch offerUntil December 31, 2026: half-price first-year maintenance on up-front packages. And for the first 10 monthly clients, $40 a month instead of $80.

Essential

from $600

A clean, professional web presence on a single page.

  • Single-page site
  • Bilingual FR / EN
  • Hours, address, contact
  • Built for phones
  • Hosting included
  • 2 revision rounds

50% off year one

$240 + $120 / year

Optional maintenance: 2 updates a year

Get started

Most chosen

Neighbourhood

from $1,100

Tell your story and turn visitors into customers.

  • Up to 5 pages
  • Everything in Essential
  • Menu or catalogue
  • Contact form
  • Embedded Google map
  • Local SEO
  • 3 revision rounds

50% off year one

$360 + $180 / year

Optional maintenance: 4 updates a year

Get started

Monthly

50% off · first 10 clients

$80 $40 / month

The Neighbourhood package, without a big payment up front.

  • Everything in Neighbourhood
  • Hosting included
  • Maintenance included: 4 updates a year
  • No big payment up front
  • After 24 months, the site is yours

24-month minimum

Maintenance and hosting included. The founding price stays the same for all 24 months.

Get started

Prices in Canadian dollars, plus applicable taxes. Online ordering is an add-on, quoted separately. A full new menu after launch: $150. Full package details

Questions restaurant owners ask.

My menu is a PDF. Is that a problem?

For customers on a phone, yes: a PDF is slow to open and hard to read. We turn your menu into a real web page, which Google also reads better. You can keep the PDF for printing.

Which online ordering platform should I choose?

Usually the one that goes with your POS. If you’re already on Clover, Square or Lightspeed, their ordering module is often the simplest. UEAT is built for restaurants and connects to several POS systems. We compare the options with you in the first conversation.

How do I change my menu or hours?

You email us. Small changes are part of maintenance: 2 a year on Essential, 4 on Neighbourhood and the monthly plan. Beyond that it’s $75 per change and $150 for a full new menu.

How long until the site is live?

About two weeks from the first conversation to launch, once we have your photos and menu.

My restaurant is in Ottawa or Toronto. Can you help?

Yes. We work with businesses in Montréal, Ottawa–Gatineau and the Toronto area. The first conversation can happen online.

Tell us about your restaurant.

In French or English. We reply within 48 business hours with a concrete proposal.