Dinehere vs Google Sites

While Google Sites is free, it requires significant time to design a page from scratch and format menus. Dinehere's £29/month (or £290/year) fee pays for speed, professional mobile design, and AI that turns your menu photos into text instantly, saving you hours of frustrating web design.

You don't need to copy and paste anything. Simply take clear photos of your physical menu or download the PDF from your Google Site, and upload them to Dinehere. Our system automatically reads the items and creates a clean, text-based digital menu.

Dinehere is built with local SEO in mind, structuring your address, hours, and menu text so search engines can easily read them. Google Sites often relies on unreadable PDFs and lacks advanced SEO tools, meaning a switch usually helps local diners find you much more easily.

Not at all. Google Sites requires some basic layout and design skills to make a page look professional. Dinehere requires zero technical knowledge; you just upload your photos, enter your business details, and the site builds itself.

No. Dinehere focuses strictly on providing a simple, high-quality informational website with your menu, location, and hours. If you need complex e-commerce or direct online ordering, neither Dinehere nor Google Sites is the right fit out-of-the-box.

On Google Sites, you usually have to edit text boxes manually or upload a brand new PDF every time a price changes. On Dinehere, you simply edit the text in your straightforward menu dashboard, and it updates instantly on your live site.

Setting up a Dinehere site takes about 10 minutes. Once you review your newly generated menu and add your contact details, you can immediately swap the website link on your Google Business Profile.

Once your Dinehere website is live and you have updated your links on social media and Google Business, you can safely unpublish or delete your Google Sites page to prevent confusing your customers.