The four things every visitor checks
- Your menu, readable on a phone, not a blurry photo of a printed one.
- Today’s hours, and holiday hours when they change.
- Where you are, with directions and parking if it helps.
- The atmosphere: real photos of your room, your food, and your drinks.
Atmosphere first
The Unwind Lounge design leads with one warm, low-lit photo of the room and a single oversized word. It tells visitors what kind of evening to expect before they read anything.
Menus and hours that stay current
Menus change, specials rotate, and hours shift with the seasons. Email me the update: a price change, a replaced dish, or new hours is one of your three small changes for the month.
Private events and catering
If you host private parties or cater, give it its own section with a few photos and a contact form for enquiries. Event customers usually want to ask questions before they commit, and a form lets them do that at any hour.
Ordering and reservations
Online ordering and reservation systems are outside this plan. If you already use one, I’ll link your Order and Reserve buttons straight to it.
A few practical questions.
Can my website link to my online ordering?
Yes. Online ordering isn’t part of the $50 plan, but your website can send customers straight to the system you already use.
How often can I update the menu?
You get up to three small changes a month, such as a price change or replacing a dish. A completely new menu layout is larger work, and I’ll agree it with you first.