Concept Restaurant · Website
Shokken Ramen
A 14-seat ramen counter’s site: order from a ticket machine, see the wait, join the line from your phone.
Brewery & Taproom Websites
Websites for craft breweries, brewpubs and taprooms. People land on a brewery site for something specific: what’s on tap tonight, whether the taproom is open, if kids or dogs can come, which food truck is parked outside, or where to buy your cans. Others want to book the space for a party. I design brewery sites that put those answers first, keep the tap list current without extra work, and still show off the beer and the brand. Below: what a brewery site costs, and what a taproom page needs.
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What’s pouring now, with style, strength and tasting notes, edited in a minute or shown from a menu service you use.
Trivia, live music, releases and this week’s food trucks on one calendar.
Hours, parking, the kids and dogs policy and the patio, answered on the first screen.
Space details, capacity and an inquiry form for parties and company outings.
Brands I’ve designed and built for
Expect $17.77 to $159.77 monthly for a brewery site you build on Wix or Squarespace, or from $5,000 for custom. Most visits come down to one question: what’s pouring, and are you open right now? Put the tap list and today’s hours where nobody has to look for them, and keep both current.
| Approach | Cost | Right when |
|---|---|---|
| Build it yourself on Wix or Squarespace | From $17.77 (Wix) or $19 (Squarespace) a month, up to $159.77 and $99, on annual plans | One taproom and a staff member who likes design |
| Hire on Upwork | $15–$30 an hour is typical; $45–$75+ for design work | Fixing the events page or swapping photos |
| Custom brewery site (me) | From $5,000, one quote, plus hosting | Tap list, events, private bookings and beer pages built together |
Sources: Wix and Squarespace plans (October 2026) and Upwork rates (November 2026). For costs beyond breweries, see how much a website costs.
A tap list that says “Hazy IPA, 6.8%” helps regulars. A line on how it tastes and what it goes with helps everyone else pick. Short is fine: one sentence per beer, written by the people who brewed it.
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Shelf Talk is a wine shop I made up. Its taste map finds the three closest bottles to what you like, every wine carries a staff note, and a three-bottle club ships each month: ideas that fit a brewery’s tap list, beer notes and can club. See all 26
Concept Wine shop · Highland Park, Los Angeles
Shelf Talk is a made-up store. Its people, prices, results and reviews are samples.
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Every beer on now with style, ABV and notes, plus what’s coming next, marked when a keg kicks.
Releases, trivia, music and food trucks, with a weekly view people can check before heading out.
Rooms, capacity, food options and an inquiry form that goes to whoever runs your events.
Bars, restaurants and stores that carry your beer, so fans can find it near them.
Year-round and seasonal beers with can art, notes and food that goes with each one.
An optional 21-and-over screen, and words and photos that never aim at people under 21.
Optional add-on
A better site brings in more inquiries. An AI add-on makes sure none of them wait. I build it alongside your site, so it launches with everything else.
Answers visitor questions from your site’s content around the clock, and captures the lead when they’re ready to talk.
Answers your phone, books appointments, and takes messages when nobody can pick up.
Replies to every contact form within seconds, asks your qualifying questions, and books a call.
Priced into the same fixed quote as your site: one project, one launch. Curious what it would save? Try the AI ROI calculator.
Core beers, taproom hours, events and to-go sales, in one email. You’ll get my fixed quote by the second day.
The design stage takes two to four weeks and covers the home page, tap list and private events page, each approved by you in Figma.
Taproom staff can test editing the tap list on a preview during the four to eight weeks of building.
Every old link redirected at launch, a quick lesson on swapping beers and posting events, then 30 days of help.
Brewery sites start at $5,000. A second taproom, online ordering for pickup or a store locator raises it, and you sign off on the figure, in writing, before the first design.
Every project includes discovery, design iterations, development, launch, and 30 days of post-launch support. Fixed scope, no surprise billing.
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I design and build websites, ecommerce stores, and digital products from Los Angeles. Every project is founder-led — when you hire bushe.co, you're working with me directly, not a junior team or an offshore handoff.
Past clients include Rob Dyrdek, Peels, Street League Skateboarding, DTA Posse, Pasadena Bar Association, and SpringClick. I use AI tools throughout the process to ship faster — without making the work generic.
The tap list, taproom hours and location, your policy on kids and dogs, events and food trucks, private event booking, your core and seasonal beers, where to buy them, and merch or to-go if you sell it.
A site you make yourself costs $17.77 to $159.77 monthly with Wix, or $19 to $99 if you pick Squarespace, billed yearly. Upwork help is often $15 to $30 per hour. Custom brewery sites from me start at $5,000, as one price.
Make it a page your staff can edit from a phone, or show it from a menu service if you already use one. Either way, the beers on the site should match the board.
It depends on your state and on any industry code you follow, so check those. Many breweries add a simple “are you 21?” screen; either way, the copy and photos should never appeal to people under 21.
Often, depending on your licenses and your state. If you can sell to-go, the site can take pickup orders through a store tool or your point-of-sale system, with ID checked at pickup.
Yes. I work with breweries in every state from Los Angeles, over email, with previews to click through.
Tell me what you're building. I read every message myself and send a fixed-scope quote within 48 hours. No decks, no pressure, everything by email.
No commitment. Usually reply within 24 hours.
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