Restaurants
Your food deserves a website as good as the dish.
Menus that load instantly, reservations that just work, and a site that makes people hungry before they walk through the door.
Thirteen sites built before anyone asked.
All listed on /portfolio
Every prototype says whether the business hired us.
Twelve of thirteen did not
Built in 48 hours, start to finish.
The standard turnaround
You own the code when it ships.
No subscription to us for the site
Hand-coded, never a template.
Built from scratch per business
One person builds it, and you talk to him.
Corey, not an account manager
Thirteen sites built before anyone asked.
All listed on /portfolio
Every prototype says whether the business hired us.
Twelve of thirteen did not
Built in 48 hours, start to finish.
The standard turnaround
You own the code when it ships.
No subscription to us for the site
Hand-coded, never a template.
Built from scratch per business
One person builds it, and you talk to him.
Corey, not an account manager
Sound familiar?
Problems we solve for restaurants.
If any of these sound like your day-to-day, you're not alone, and we can fix them.
Your menu is a blurry PDF
Customers pinch-zoom through a scanned menu on their phone. Half give up and pick somewhere else.
Reservations are a mess
You're juggling phone calls, DMs, and a third-party widget that takes a cut of every booking.
You're invisible on Google
Competitors with worse food but better websites are showing up first in local search results.
Your site doesn't match your vibe
You spent years perfecting the ambiance, but your website looks like it was built in 2014.
What we build
Everything your restaurants site needs.
Built from scratch around the way your business actually works, no cookie-cutter templates, no bloat.
Beautiful digital menus
Interactive, mobile-first menus with photos, dietary tags, and instant updates when items change.
Built-in reservations
Online booking that syncs with your flow, no third-party fees, no missed calls.
Local SEO that works
Structured data, Google Business integration, and page speed that keeps you ranking.
Online ordering ready
Pickup and delivery pages that connect to your kitchen workflow.
Or look at prototypes we have already built for businesses like yours.
How it works
From idea to live site in 48 hours.
Same simple process for every restaurants we work with, no surprises, no contracts.
Tell us about your business.
A quick form or 10-minute call. We learn who you serve and what you need.
We build a working prototype.
Within 48 hours you have a real, clickable website tailored to your industry.
You launch with confidence.
We polish, ship it live, and hand you the keys. The code, the domain, all yours.
By the numbers
The proof is in the results.
77%
of diners check a restaurant's site before visiting
3x
more reservations with an optimized booking flow
48hr
from first call to working prototype
10+
Years of building
Hey, I'm Corey
A real person,
not an agency.
Based in Orlando, FL, working with businesses everywhere.
I've been building things on the internet for over 10 years. I started Wildcore because I kept seeing local businesses, restaurants, salons, escape rooms, you name it, stuck with terrible websites or no website at all, while agencies wanted to charge them $5,000+ and take months.
That didn't sit right with me. So I combined what I know about design and engineering with modern tools to build something better: premium-quality sites, fast, at a price that makes sense. You own everything , the code, the design, the domain. No “powered by” badges in your footer, no strings attached. Your site is yours.
48-hour prototype
You own everything
No contracts
Built by a real person
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Restaurants websites across the region
We work with restaurants throughout Central Florida. Explore the city pages for local details, or just start a conversation.
- Altamonte Springs, FL
- Apopka, FL
- Casselberry, FL
- Clermont, FL
- Cocoa Beach, FL
- Daytona Beach, FL
- DeBary, FL
- DeLand, FL
- Deltona, FL
- Eustis, FL
- Gainesville, FL
- Jacksonville, FL
- Kissimmee, FL
- Lake Mary, FL
- Lakeland, FL
- Leesburg, FL
- Longwood, FL
- Melbourne, FL
- Mount Dora, FL
- New Smyrna Beach, FL
- Ocala, FL
- Ocoee, FL
- Orange City, FL
- Orlando, FL
Every week without a real website is a week your competitors are getting found instead of you.
Your prototype could be ready by Friday.
Drop your info below. We'll build you a free custom website prototype, no strings, no templates, no catch.