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The Best Restaurant Websites in Florida

A roundup of restaurants with digital presences that capture attention and turn web visitors into diners.

First impressions online matter, especially when it comes to how people decide where to dine. Data shows that 86% of diners complete online research to find new restaurants. Restaurant websites are the second most popular resource for this research — right behind search engines — and 75% of diners say they’re more likely to choose a restaurant with a high-quality website over one with poor quality.

To stand out, you need a hospitality-focused design company that builds custom websites with top-performing SEO, automatic accessibility updates, and local listings you control. That’s where the BentoBox Marketing & Commerce Platform comes in.

We design restaurant websites with a look and feel that’s totally true to your brand. Online ordering, catering, and e-commerce stores (to sell merch, event tickets, and gift cards) are easy to add and integrate as well. Want to see how that looks in action? We curated some of the best websites of Florida-based restaurants that are BentoBox customers. Check them out below.

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Steelbach

Tampa, Florida | steelbach.com

The team at Steelbach knows that bold imagery steals the show on any homepage. This Southern-inspired kitchen and chophouse uses a six-slide image carousel to showcase its dining room along with its food and beverage offerings.

There are prominent call-to-action (CTA) buttons for Reservations and Email Signup, which capture diner information depending on where they’re at in their journey — either ready to book a table or interested in staying updated on restaurant news.

Lastly, the restaurant leverages Events Management to collect private dining inquiries using a customizable form that then automates the entire booking process from generating proposals to accepting payment.

Tipsy Flamingo

Miami, Florida | tipsyflamingomiami.com

The Tipsy Flamingo uses a single-scroll website for a seamless and immersive user experience. Additionally, the flamingo from the restaurant’s logo is pulled out as an illustration and animated throughout the site. A pink, squiggly line is used throughout the design both underneath section headers and as a hover effect on clickable navigation links to indicate interactivity. The cocktail bar also utilizes grid functionality to display weekly happenings at the restaurant and press mentions.

Los Chapos Tacos

Tampa, Lutz, and Brandon, Florida | loschapostacos.com

A full-screen video plays immediately upon landing on the homepage of this website, providing an immersive digital experience. Elements of the Los Chapos Tacos logo are pulled out and used as playful additions to the navigation hovers to add subtle engagement. This restaurant manages takeout & delivery through commission-free Online Ordering and uses the Instagram feed integration for comprehensive branding.

Jaxson’s

Dania Beach, Florida | jaxsonsicecream.com

Jaxson's website is a great example of how a little design customization brings a brand to life. Illustrations appear throughout the design, from a carnival-style tent image that sits atop the navigation to the ice cream iconography further down the page. The feel of the digital presence mimics the in-person experience of Jaxson’s: it’s fun, bright, playful, and nostalgic.

Last Call Hospitality Group

Miami, Florida | lastcallhospitalitygroup.com

On Last Call Hospitality Group’s website, each concept has a dedicated page with key information including hours, location, and a short description of the restaurant. There’s minimal yet clear navigation with a dropdown to see a list of all concepts. In the footer navigation, there’s a link to submit job applications through a customizable form.

NiMo

Tequesta, Florida | nimoeats.com

A great way to create emphasis in a design is through tools like size, weight, position, and color. NiMo’s website features an earthy palette with a mix of both bold and warm colors. The homepage alternates between full and split overlays to create layers and dimension while also guiding a user through the site. Overall, this Coastal Mediterranean concept makes use of high-quality images, interactive elements, and strong typography to create an engaging digital experience.

Red Rooster Overtown

Miami, Florida | redroosterovertown.com

Red Rooster Overtown prioritizes photo-centric design on its homepage, with high-quality imagery of the dining room and dishes. The clean and welcoming layout minimizes negative space to create a cozier feel. Beyond the warmth and simplicity, there are practical elements of the design. The comfort food spot displays SEO-friendly menus (meaning no PDFs) for faster load times and a better visitor experience.

Harrell's Hot Dogs + Cold Cones

Winter Garden, Florida | harrellsdogs.com

The team at Harrell's Hot Dogs + Cold Cones sets up overlay alerts to easily update their guests about exciting news and events. Across the site, there’s heavy use of high contrast throughout the assets to grab attention. Two prominent call-to-action (CTA buttons) stand out in hot pink for Online Ordering and Email Signup. Finally, there’s an easy-to-find menu in the sidebar navigation.

Bodega Taqueria y Tequila

Across Florida | bodegataqueria.com

Organizing your website content in a logical way is extremely important, especially when it comes to compatibility with screen readers. Bodega Taqueria y Tequila implemented BentoBox’s digital accessibility tool to ensure every online visitor can access and use its website. Additionally, the Mexican restaurant and bar launched Online Catering to diversify its revenue streams.

Three Oaks Hospitality

Tampa, Florida | threeoakstampa.com

Three Oaks Hospitality puts its concepts front and center with a singular landing page that showcases all of its restaurants. The group also uses a custom alert on the homepage to drive email signups. The design is sleek, simple, and modern.