A restaurant site with a menu the kitchen controls, table reservations, and an admin panel the owner runs from a phone.
Rambo7 needed to stop treating its website as a printed leaflet that happened to be online. We built a menu that the restaurant edits itself, a reservation flow that respects real table capacity, and an order view the floor staff can read during a dinner rush.
The menu lived in a PDF that was three price changes out of date. Reservations arrived by phone during service, when nobody could pick up, and were written on a pad that went missing. Customers searching for the restaurant found an image of a menu they could not read on a phone.
Menu items, categories and prices moved into the database behind a simple admin panel, so a price change takes seconds and is live immediately. Reservations became a form backed by real capacity rules, with confirmation email to the guest and a single dashboard for the floor. The whole site is server-rendered, so a menu item is a real, indexable page rather than a picture of text.
Menu updates take seconds instead of a call to a designer. Reservations arrive in one place with a confirmation trail, and the menu is finally readable — and searchable — on the phone most guests are actually holding.
This is a real system, not a template. We can build the same standard of thing around your business — tell us what it needs to do.