Make the ordering journey easy to understand
A customer arriving from your window sticker or Google profile needs to know they have found the right restaurant. The menu, location, collection or delivery arrangements and charges should be clear before they commit to an order.
Your ordering setup starts with those practical details. Send your current menu and tell us how the restaurant runs. We prepare the menu for you to review, rather than asking you to type every dish from scratch. You remain responsible for approving the prices, descriptions and allergen information.
Have a website already? Tell us about it during onboarding. Keeping a familiar website and adding an ordering link may suit you better than replacing everything. Any domain or website changes should account for existing email and important page addresses.
Use an address customers recognise
If you do not already have a domain, we can buy an available .co.uk or .com address for free. We agree the name and explain registration, ownership and renewal arrangements before registering it. Premium and unavailable addresses cannot be promised.
Choose a name customers can recognise and type. Our restaurant-domain checklist covers the questions to ask about access, renewal and existing email before a change is made.
Website setup connects to your counter
The offer from tastie. combines the ordering website with menu setup, a free SUNMI V2 or V3 terminal and free printer paper. The terminal remains owned by ACORN RESERVE LTD. Model, return, replacement and service arrangements are confirmed during onboarding.
The restaurant pays 0% tastie. commission, with no tastie. setup or monthly fee. The standard £1 service fee is paid by the customer. Separate payment-processing, delivery, tax or third-party arrangements are explained before launch; see the offer.
Tell us about any required till, payment or delivery integration before choosing a launch plan. A website enquiry does not establish that an existing system is supported or that a restaurant is already active.
Plan where the first visitors will come from
Once the ordering site is live, add its link to your existing website, relevant social profiles and customer-facing material. Review your Google Business Profile ordering link so people searching for your restaurant can find the right destination.
A new web address does not promise search rankings or orders. Start with accurate information, a working customer journey and a service your team can fulfil. Then review real visits, enquiries and orders to decide what to improve.
