Restaurant website builder Toronto

A restaurant website builder for Toronto that does more than the website.

Kitch includes the restaurant website, then keeps menu, hours, promos, QR, direct ordering and day-to-day updates connected to the Toronto restaurant behind it.

Private proof first. No account or card before Kitch reads your restaurant.

Starter is $49 CAD/month and includes website, menu, QR, direct ordering and Tell Kitch.

Kitch
Website + menu
Owner problem
My website and menu keep going out of date.
Kitch

Kitch keeps the restaurant website, menu, hours and QR destination with the same restaurant context so small changes do not become another website project.

WEBSITE
Restaurant
Together
MENU
One source
Current
HOURS
Restaurant
Current
QR
Guest page
Same link
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The job

Built for restaurant people, not software people.

Toronto restaurant owners, operators, and managers across the city, from Kensington Market cafés and Ossington restaurants to Scarborough counters, North York takeout spots, and King West bars.

The problem

The work is already happening.

Toronto restaurants change fast. Patio hours shift. Specials sell out. Menus change. A static website, old PDF, or generic builder can fall behind the restaurant. Kitch is built to keep the customer experience and restaurant context current together.

+Website, menu and hours together
+Built for real Toronto restaurant change
+QR tied to the current restaurant
+Direct ordering on paid plans
+0% Kitch take-rate on paid direct orders
+Starter is $49 CAD/month
Tell Kitch

Start with what changed.

01
Hide a sold-out dish before dinner service.
02
Post patio hours before the weekend.
03
Add a tasting-menu or brunch note.
04
Keep the same QR destination while the menu changes.
05
Put direct ordering beside the menu.
06
Update holiday hours without calling a developer.
01

Built for Toronto restaurant pace

A Toronto restaurant can change between lunch and dinner. A dish sells out, patio hours move, a private event closes the room, or a weekend special starts. Kitch is built around those small changes.

The website can keep the menu, hours, promos, location and next action together while the restaurant team works from the same underlying context.

02

Start with the real restaurant

Start with the restaurant name, website, Instagram, or a short description. Kitch carries those details into setup.

Confirm the restaurant, choose a plan and continue to secure checkout before activation.

03

Website, menu, QR and ordering

Kitch gives Toronto restaurants one customer experience for the website, menu, hours, promos, QR traffic and direct ordering on paid plans.

Paid direct orders have a 0% Kitch take-rate. Standard payment-processing fees still apply.

04

Straightforward pricing

Starter is $49 CAD/month. Operator is $149 CAD/month/location. Kitch Orders is $299 CAD/month/location. Control is custom for larger groups.

The website is part of Kitch's restaurant operating product, not a separate free website-builder offer.

Questions

Get the facts.

Is Kitch a restaurant website builder for Toronto?
Kitch includes a restaurant website for Toronto restaurants, but it is broader than a website builder. It also connects menu, QR, direct ordering, Tell Kitch and other plan-dependent restaurant capabilities.
How does a new Toronto restaurant start Kitch?
Tell Kitch about the restaurant, confirm the details, choose a plan and continue to secure checkout before activation.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. You can connect a domain you already own on eligible paid Kitch plans. Kitch does not sell or register domains.
Can my Toronto restaurant take direct online orders?
Yes. Direct ordering is available on paid Kitch plans. Kitch has a 0% take-rate on paid direct orders; standard payment-processing fees still apply.
How much does Kitch cost?
Starter is $49 CAD/month. Operator is $149 CAD/month/location. Kitch Orders is $299 CAD/month/location. Control is custom.
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Check the site customers actually get

Audit the restaurant before rebuilding it.

The useful question is not whether the website looks modern. It is whether guests and search engines can quickly find the restaurant facts and actions that matter.