A new website for Miles To Go.
A Southern meat-and-three with one store in Phenix City and two in Columbus. The home page puts every store one tap from a phone call, with its hours and directions right on the sign, and every store page opens online ordering in a tap.
Every store, one tap away
A sign for every store
Stadium Drive, Whitesville Road and Warm Springs Road each get a sign on the home page with the store's city, address, phone and hours, so a customer picks a store before anything else.
Call or get directions
The Call button dials that store. Directions opens the map to its door. No hunting for the right number.
Hours, said plainly
Each sign lists the store's own days and times, including the day they close, because the three stores do not keep the same hours.
Each store gets its own page
Everything about one store
Address, phone, hours, directions, the store's Facebook page and its ordering buttons, all on a page of its own.
The week's board
At Stadium Drive the board changes every Sunday and the page changes with it, so nobody has to phone to ask what is cooking.
Order in a tap
Three ordering buttons on every store page, DoorDash, Order Direct and Grubhub, each opening that store's own listing. The home page's delivery section asks the customer to "Pick your store to order" first.
Feeding a crowd, priced on the page
Pans for a crowd
Half pans feed 12 to 16 and third pans feed 6 to 8, with side and meat prices listed, for rehearsal dinners, office lunches and game days.
A holiday order guide
The Thanksgiving menu, a downloadable menu to print, and the pickup rule spelled out: before 3pm on the Wednesday before the holiday.
Call the store you pick up from
Both pages end with the three store signs again, so the order goes to the right kitchen.
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Build your website quoteWhat we do for Miles To Go
Miles To Go is a Southern meat-and-three, locally owned and operated by Tim Harris and Shaun Ward, with one store on Stadium Drive in Phenix City and two in Columbus, on Whitesville Road and Warm Springs Road. We designed and built their new website, which launched on eatmilestogo.com in October 2026.
Three kitchens, one website
Miles To Go is a Southern meat-and-three: pick your meat, then pick your three. There is one store on Stadium Drive in Phenix City and two in Columbus, on Whitesville Road and Warm Springs Road, and each one keeps its own hours.
That shaped the whole site. A restaurant with three locations has one job online before any other: get a hungry customer to the right store. So the home page leads with three store signs, each carrying that store’s hours, a Call button and directions, and every store has a page of its own.
What we built
Nine pages, launched on eatmilestogo.com in October 2026: the home page, three store pages and their weekly menu pages, catering, and the holiday order guide. The home page carries four big buttons, for the menu, catering, holiday orders and delivery, so every way to get a meal is one tap away. Ordering online starts there too: pick your store, and that store’s page opens its own DoorDash, Order Direct or Grubhub listing in a tap.
Catering by the pan and the holiday order guide each have their own page because they are real business lines, not footnotes. The holiday guide lays out the menu and the pickup rule plainly, and offers the menu as a file to print.
Oh, and the table tents
For the holidays we also made three 4 by 6 table tents in the site’s own colors and type, each with one scan code that opens the holiday menu.
The parts nobody sees
Every page carries its own search title and description, and the site launched on its own domain with a security certificate, a sitemap and analytics. That is a small amount of work at launch and a large amount to retrofit later.
Services
Website design and build
Designed and built eatmilestogo.com in WordPress: a home page led by the three stores, a page for every store, catering, and a holiday order guide.
Launch
Launched on their own domain with a security certificate, a search title and description on every page, a sitemap and analytics.
What our AI platform found
Three stores in two cities means the customer has to find the right store before anything else can happen, so the stores lead the home page.
Catering and holiday orders are called in to the store, which is why every store sign carries a Call button.
Catering and holiday orders are real business lines, so each gets its own page instead of a paragraph.
Each store has its own DoorDash, Order Direct and Grubhub listing, so ordering online starts by picking the store.
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