A menu people can actually find.
A site for restocafés that also sell a party hall and a games floor — three businesses under one roof, each of which has to be findable and bookable without a phone call.
Next.js
App Router + Tailwind
1 file
to reskin per client
0
backend services
3
doors: café, hall, games
- THE LEAK
The menu is the page, and it is usually the worst one
Small-café sites routinely ship with the theme's demo menu still on them — lorem ipsum, stock charcuterie, dollar prices. It is not a design flaw; it is an unfinished install nobody went back to.
- THE LEAK
A party hall with no way to ask about a date
The hall is the most valuable thing these businesses sell and the hardest to buy on their sites: no capacity, no packages, no photograph of the room set up, and a phone number in a footer. A coffee is a walk-in; a venue is researched weeks ahead.
- THE FIX
A menu in the navigation, a hall you can enquire about
Real sections, real dishes, rupee prices, veg and non-veg marked, readable on a phone without pinching — and a date-and-guests enquiry that reaches the owner on WhatsApp already filled in.
- A real menu, in the nav
- Sectioned, priced in rupees, marked for veg, and fast enough to read on mobile data.
- Hall enquiry with dates
- Capacity and packages on the page, and an enquiry that arrives with the date and guest count in it.
- Restaurant schema from the content file
- Every item with its price, plus opening hours and geo, generated at build time.
- One content file
- Name, town, hours, menu, photos, phone — all of it in content/site.ts.
Set up with your menu, your hall and your photographs.
START A CAFÉ