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Yummm review

#27 of 52 in Restaurant Website Builders

A focused restaurant platform combining a branded site, takeaway orders and table bookings.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Yummm is a paid website and hospitality platform for Australian restaurants, cafés, takeaway shops and other food venues. It brings a branded restaurant website, interactive menu, direct takeaway ordering and online table bookings into one system. The core plan also includes customer data capture, order and booking notifications, and a dashboard for managing activity. It suits venues that want customers to order or book directly without downloading an app, while keeping customer and campaign activity in one place.

The published offering is centered on The Yummm Plan, with a starting price of AUD 249 shown for the category listing. Its feature set covers custom domains, colours and logos; menus with photos, prices and categories; pickup time slots; booking notifications; customer data export; email marketing; birthday offers; win-back campaigns; and analytics. A separate setup fee starts at AUD 680 and covers design, configuration and go-live support. GST is added at checkout. The vendor also digitises the menu, configures ordering and bookings, and connects the custom domain as part of the setup process.

Yummm’s main strength is its focused combination of restaurant website essentials rather than a general-purpose site builder. Native ordering and reservations are paired with customer records, marketing campaigns and reporting, while optional branded iOS and Android apps extend the customer-facing experience. The trade-off is a paid-only model with a separate setup charge, making it less suitable for venues seeking a free starting point or a self-directed launch. Restaurants wanting ordering and booking together should find the scope well aligned; those needing a broader platform beyond the listed website, hospitality and mobile-app functions should compare alternatives carefully.

Yummm pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines online ordering and table bookings in one platform
    • Includes menu management, customer data export and marketing tools
    • Supports web, iOS and Android, including optional branded apps
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is offered
    • A separate setup fee starts at AUD 680
    • GST is added at checkout

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