Hospitality Website Design, Menus & Food Photography in Brighton
Design for restaurants, cafes and bars, by someone who spends half his life in them. Websites that fill tables, menus that pull their weight, and photography that makes food impossible to scroll past, for hospitality businesses across Brighton, Sussex and beyond.
Websites, photography & menus, all under one roof
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Restaurant & Cafe Websites
Mobile-first websites designed around bookings, orders and the way people actually choose where to eat. -
Food Photography
Natural, appetite-driven photography for menus, websites, socials and delivery platforms. -
Menu Design
Printed menus, QR web menus and delivery-platform graphics, designed to sell and priced to reprint.
Food photography that sells
People eat with their eyes, then their phones, then their mouths. Great food photography pays for itself on every channel you put it on: Menus, delivery platforms, social feeds and your website. I shoot on location in your kitchen and dining room, working fast around service, with an eye trained by years of photographing Brighton’s best plates.
Industry experience that goes beyond design
Here’s the part most designers can’t offer: I am Brighton Food Boy, one of Brighton’s most-followed food accounts, reviewing the city’s restaurants, cafes and bars since 2015. That means I understand your customers because I am one.
I know what makes someone book a table at 9pm on a Tuesday, what makes a dish stop the scroll, and what makes a menu photograph turn into an order. The same insight shapes the restaurant and cafe websites I design: They’re built around the quick phone check that decides dinner, not around how restaurants like to talk about themselves.
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Can you handle the website, menus and photography as one project?
Yes, and it’s the best way to do it. One brand system flows through everything, the photography is shot with the menu layouts and website in mind, and you deal with one person instead of three suppliers on three timelines.
Do you only work with Brighton restaurants?
Brighton and Sussex are home turf and where I shoot most often, but websites and menu design travel anywhere in the UK, and photography is happily bookable beyond Sussex too.
We're opening soon. When should we get in touch?
Earlier than feels natural, ideally six to eight weeks before opening. That’s enough time to get the brand, menus, photography and website live for launch, when local press and first-week customers are searching for you.
Can you also help beyond hospitality-specific design?
Yes. The hospitality services sit within my wider web design practice, so ecommerce, gift vouchers and anything else web-shaped is covered too.
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Let's fill some tables
Opening a new place, refreshing a tired menu, or fed up with a website that doesn’t match the food? Tell me what you’re working on and I’ll reply within one working day, usually with a few ideas already attached.
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