TablePort Sites review
A strong fit for multi-location restaurants needing operations-focused website tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TablePort Sites is a restaurant website builder for publishing pages from live menus, prices, hours, addresses and contact details managed in TablePort. It supports single-site and multi-location restaurant pages, with native reservations, digital waitlists, Order & Pay flows, gift cards, memberships and private-hire or event enquiries. That combination makes it particularly suitable for restaurant groups that want their website and core guest-facing services in one system.
The free Sites plan lets restaurants create, structure and publish a live website on a TablePort address. Sites Advanced costs £99 per month, billed monthly, and adds custom domains with managed SSL, AI-assisted structural editing, private-hire and event enquiries, cookieless conversion analytics, multilingual pages and right-to-left support. The visual editor includes autosave, undo, publish and revert controls, while AI changes require human approval. The paid tier therefore matters most to restaurants that need branded domains, broader publishing support or more detailed campaign measurement.
Its strongest focus is restaurant operations rather than general-purpose website design. Menus, reservations, waitlists, ordering, memberships and gift cards are built into the product, and multi-location pages support groups with more than one venue. Restaurants that only need a basic information site may find the free plan sufficient, while groups needing custom domains or advanced publishing capabilities should consider Sites Advanced. It is less suited to teams seeking a broader web platform with a wider ecosystem of connected tools or non-web deployment options.
TablePort Sites pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free site publishing with menus, locations and restaurant details
- Native reservations, waitlists and Order & Pay flows
- Advanced adds custom domains, multilingual pages and analytics
- Where it doesn't
- Custom domains and managed SSL require the paid tier
- Sites are published for the web platform
- Menu content is presented as text rather than PDF menus
TablePort Sites fact sheet, pricing and score →
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