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For restaurants using Linktree

You're already linking to everything. Shouldn't your website be one of the links?

Your Linktree points to a PDF, your WhatsApp, a delivery app, maybe a booking site. Each one answers a piece of the question. A website answers all of it in one place (menu, hours, address, languages), and it goes right at the top of your list.

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What's behind your links right now

Tap through your own Linktree the way a hungry stranger would.

01

The menu link opens a PDF

Or a photo. Either way it's pinch-and-zoom on a phone, in one language, and it's only as current as the last time you uploaded it.

02

Every answer is one more tap

The menu, the hours and the address each sit behind a separate link, and every extra tap is a chance for a guest to give up.

03

A list of buttons says very little

Search engines and AI assistants look for a page that says what you serve and when you're open. A page of links doesn't tell them much about you.

Keep your Linktree. Put your website at the top.

Linktree is good at one thing: pointing to other places. So point it at a page that's actually yours.

Linktree is good for

  • Your delivery apps
  • Your booking page
  • Your WhatsApp and social accounts
  • Gift cards, events, anything else you sell

Your website takes care of

  • The full menu as text, not a PDF
  • Your hours, and your address with directions
  • Your menu in up to three languages, translated for you
  • Allergens marked on each dish
  • A QR code for your tables and window
  • A web address with your restaurant's name in it

From link list to website in about ten minutes

  1. Sign up and add the basics

    Your restaurant's name and address. Those are the first two questions.

  2. Add your menu

    Upload the PDF or photo your menu link opens today. We turn it into dishes and prices for you to check.

  3. Make it your top link

    Add your new address to your Linktree and drag it to the top. Everything else stays where it is.

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Questions owners ask

Why not keep linking to the PDF?
A PDF answers one question, and not well on a phone. Your website answers the menu, the hours and the address in one tap, and you update it without making a new file.
Should I stop using Linktree?
No need. Keep it for your delivery, booking and social links. Your website just becomes the first thing people tap.
Could I put my website straight in my bio instead?
You can. If your Linktree is mostly a menu and a map, your website covers both, and some owners drop the Linktree altogether. Your call.
Is it really free?
Yes. A real website with your menu, your languages and a QR code costs nothing, and we never ask for a card. Free sites carry a small "Made with Solo Menus" badge in the corner.

Keep your menu somewhere else too?

Your links need a home base.

One page with your menu, hours and address, at the top of your Linktree. Free, and it stays free.

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