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generated for your business

From a single prompt — your menu, your hero photography, your story, your reservations. UOVA produces a published site in under five minutes that looks like a $15K agency project, not a template.
Scroll, and UOVA lays out the exact page a restaurant needs — courses, prices, and cinematic dish photography it generates for your cuisine — then wires the reservation.

Add, remove, and reorder dishes without touching code. Categories. Tags. Allergens. Photography. All editable from the studio — and AI can do it from a single sentence.

Native reservation form on every restaurant template. Capture name, party size, time, occasion, special requests — and route them to your inbox or your existing booking system.

Every site generated gets a custom AI hero matched to your cuisine. Chinese dim sum spread for a Chinese restaurant. Rustic Italian trattoria for an osteria. No more Pexels generic 'restaurant interior #4'.

Restaurant templates ship with dedicated pages for wine lists, cocktail menus, and prix-fixe tasting experiences. Add a sommelier section. Highlight a chef's table. All from the studio.
Each one ships fully editable in the studio. Load any preview and scroll it like the published site — then build yours from a single prompt.
Every template restyles to your restaurant brand — colours, fonts, copy, and AI photography — from one prompt.
UOVA's Media Studio shoots the imagery your site needs, matched to your business — so nothing looks like the same five photos every other site uses.





11 image models · 7 video models · brand-match · 8 presets · 4× upscale.Drop in your own photos any time — mix them with AI shots section by section.
Yes. Most restaurants rebuild from scratch in UOVA in under 30 minutes — it's faster than migrating. We import your menu items via copy-paste or photo OCR.
Every restaurant template ships with a reservation form wired to your inbox. You can also embed OpenTable, Resy, or Tock if you already use them.
Yes — the AI knows your cuisine and generates dish descriptions that read like a restaurant menu, not a recipe blog. You edit anything that's off.
Absolutely. Drop your photos into the studio and they replace the AI heroes anywhere. You can mix-and-match — AI heroes for sections you haven't shot yet, your photos for the ones you have.
Pro plan and up support custom code blocks where you can paste any Toast / Square / DoorDash / Uber Eats widget you already use.
Field notes from building restaurants sites — the parts that decide whether the site works, before anyone argues about fonts.
Diners land, tap the menu, and decide in ninety seconds. PDFs kill that decision on a phone — they pinch-zoom, give up, and try the place next door. Keep the menu as real, structured pages: courses, prices, allergens, and the dishes you photograph best pinned at the top of each section.
Most bookings start on Maps, not your homepage. Your site's job is to close what Google opens: hours that match your Business Profile exactly, a reservation form above the fold, the address as tappable text (not an image), and structured data so your dishes and price range show up in the panel itself.
You need two kinds of photography: the room and the plates. Shoot the room once — it barely changes. Plates change weekly, and that's where AI imagery earns its keep: seasonal dishes, specials, and menu-item shots matched to your cuisine, without booking a food photographer every month.
No credit card. No setup time. Free to start, $19/mo when you're ready for a custom domain.