Dinehere vs Restaurant Engine

No. Dinehere is designed to be zero-learning-curve. Unlike Restaurant Engine's WordPress backend, you simply upload your menu photos or text, and our system builds the site for you. Updates are just as simple.

Dinehere covers your hosting for 5 years with the one-time £299 payment. You won't need to pay a separate hosting provider or a monthly subscription fee just to keep your website online.

Yes, absolutely. You own your domain name. During the setup process, we provide simple instructions on how to point your existing domain (e.g., yourrestaurant.co.uk) to your new Dinehere website.

No, Dinehere focuses strictly on what drives customers through the door: your menu, location, and hours. If publishing regular blog posts is critical to your marketing strategy, Restaurant Engine is the better choice.

Yes. While Dinehere doesn't process orders directly, we prominently display buttons linking customers to your preferred delivery partners (Deliveroo, Just Eat, UberEats) or booking platforms like OpenTable.

It usually takes about 10-15 minutes to generate your site with Dinehere. Once you are happy with the look, pointing your domain takes a few minutes, though it can take up to 24 hours for the internet to propagate the change.

Yes. Dinehere uses modern, mobile-first design principles. Because our AI builds the layout specifically around your content and images, it often looks cleaner and more cohesive than a generic template filled with placeholder text.

You can update your menu instantly through your simple dashboard. There is no need to navigate a complex WordPress interface; just edit the item and hit save.

We don't offer complex internal dashboards, but your site is fully compatible with Google Analytics. We focus on simplicity, ensuring customers can find your food and contact details without you needing to analyze data traffic.