The menu is hard to read on a phone
A large image file or old PDF makes it difficult to find the selection and prices.
Give guests a reason to stop by.
Show your menu, atmosphere and opening hours on a site that is easy to use from a phone. Keep the address and practical information easy to find.
What gets in the way.
These issues can make it harder for customers to choose you.
Opening hours differ between channels
The website and social profiles do not show the same practical information.
The atmosphere is missing
Customers cannot get a feel for the space, the coffee or what makes it worth visiting.
Guests are unsure about the practical details
The address, access or the option to reserve a table is not explained.
What customers need to see.
- A readable, current menu
- Photos of the space and actual selection
- Opening hours and address
- Practical information for a visit
- Contact and any table reservations
A possible structure.
- The place and its atmosphere
- Menu and prices
- Photos of the café
- Opening hours and directions
- Reservations or private events
- Contact
Make it easy to find you
Keep the address and opening hours available throughout the site. Add reservations, takeaway or events only if the business offers them.
How it works.
See the website before you decide. Your business sets the direction. The choice is yours.
The direction
Describe what you do, who your customers are and where you work. Any existing website is taken into account too.
The vision
You get a free preview so you can see what your new website could look like. If you like the direction, we can discuss whether to move forward together.
The next step
If the preview feels right, the price, content and timeline are agreed before you proceed. If it doesn’t feel right, the process stops there. You are not obliged to buy the website.
Your website. Your choice of hosting.
Hosting keeps your website online. Choose hosting with enfikra, or manage it yourself.
Questions before you decide.
Can the menu appear directly on the site?
Yes. Dishes, drinks and prices can appear as readable text, so guests do not have to zoom into a PDF or image.
Does the site need table booking?
Only if it suits the business. The site can link to an existing booking system or explain that guests visit without a reservation.
Can the site work without online ordering?
Yes. A menu, opening hours, photos and contact details can form a simple website. Online payment and ordering need a separate solution.