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For cafés & tea rooms

The menu, the hours and the regulars — one address on the cup and the counter.

For places people linger

People choose a café in the time it takes to cross the street: is it open, is there a seat, what is on the counter today. A restaurants.best address answers all three on one page: restaurants.best/yourcafe, with the menu, the hours and the way to order ahead.

It is an address in the café’s name — and on Pro, a .best domain of its own — so it goes on the cup, the loyalty card and the chalkboard outside, and it keeps pointing at today’s menu whatever app you use to take orders.

Amore Mio
Trattoria — book a table tonight

One address between passing by and coming in.

What one address does for a café

Eight things a listing you rent cannot do for a place with regulars.

Open, or not, right now
The first line answers the question somebody two streets away is asking — not an out-of-date time on a map somebody else maintains.
Today’s counter
The pastries, the soup of the day, the new roast. The row you change in the morning, before the first regular walks in.
Order ahead, pick up
A row to your own ordering page, so the morning queue moves and the order does not go through a platform first.
Proof it is the real café
On Pro, with your own .best domain, you hold the DNS, so the reverse-link verification Bluesky, Mastodon and others use works out of the box, and once it is registered to you, nobody else can take it. Premium adds a certified badge — worth having the first time a fake page posts hours you never set.
What a laptop needs to know
Wi-Fi, sockets, the quiet hours, whether laptops are welcome at lunch. The questions your staff answer all day, on a page instead.
Events and private hire
The Saturday tasting, the book club, the room at the back for hire — each with its own row and its own way to book.
The reviews you are proud of
Point at them from your own page rather than sending somebody into an aggregator that lists three other cafés on the way.
The regulars stay yours
Super Follow is held at your address, so the people who come every morning hear about the new roast and the holiday hours from you directly. How Super Follow works.

Where it earns its keep

Everywhere your name is already printed.

On the cup and the sleeve

In somebody’s hand for twenty minutes, and on every desk it is carried to.

On the loyalty card

The card a regular keeps in their wallet, with the address they need to order ahead.

On the chalkboard outside

Readable at walking pace, and it tells a passer-by where to see the full menu.

In every bio

One line instead of a link per app, still pointing at today’s menu after you change it.

The plan built for a café

Start free on restaurants.best/yourcafe. Premium is the plan a business with a door takes.

Premium
€10/month — billed annually

Premium adds the certified badge, the full design control and the follower list you can write to — the three things a café needs when the page is bringing people through the door rather than collecting likes. See how it works.

Create your premium account
  • Everything in Pro
  • Prompt It (25 free monthly prompts)
  • Certified account badge
  • Enhanced content, fonts, & layouts
  • Send messages to Super Followers
  • Premium yourrestaurant.best
  • Advanced click & follower statistics
  • Priority abuse & support desk

The hubs on this site are sample pages, and the names on them are illustrative rather than anyone’s official presence. Compare the plans.

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