Restaurant branding agency · Miami
Brands
worth
a table.
OFFMENU builds brand identities, websites and content for Miami restaurants, from new openings to rebrands with a clear point of view.
Guests taste the brand before the food.
Most people meet your restaurant on a phone: a search result, an Instagram post, a menu link. That first impression decides whether they book.
We build restaurant brands from the inside out. We start with the concept, the room and the people you want to feed, and turn that into a name, an identity, a menu and a website that all tell the same story.
Whether you are opening your first location or refreshing a concept that has outgrown its look, we give you a brand your team can run with every day.
Everything a restaurant brand needs.
Brand & identity
Strategy, positioning, naming, logo, type and color systems, and brand guidelines your team can actually use.
Menus & print
Food, drink and dessert menus, table tents and print that sell the room as well as the plate.
Restaurant websites
Fast, mobile-first sites connected to reservations and online ordering through Toast, OpenTable, Resy, SevenRooms and more.
Social & content
Social strategy, photography, video, campaigns and email that keep tables full after opening night.
A few things you might be wondering.
How much does restaurant branding cost?
It depends on scope: how many locations you have, which services you need and what the website has to connect to. After a first consultation, we send a tailored proposal with clear deliverables, pricing and milestones.
How long does a restaurant website take?
Most standard website projects take about 4–8 weeks, depending on scope, content readiness, integrations and approvals. Brand identity work can add time, and we set a realistic schedule during discovery.
Can you connect our reservations and ordering?
Yes. We integrate with 50+ hospitality platforms, including Toast, OpenTable, SevenRooms, Resy, Square and Lightspeed, so booking and ordering feel like part of your brand.
Something good is on the other side.
A new concept, a rebrand, an idea you've been sitting on. Tell us about it.