Restaurant · Galway

Capones

Website, direct ordering, menus and creative support for a Galway restaurant.

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Capones public website showing the restaurant and bar atmosphere
Capones: restaurant and bar atmosphere on the public website.

The practical challenge

From appetite to a useful next step.

Guests need to find menus, reserve a table and order without hunting across different channels. Behind the scenes, prices, content and ordering information need regular attention.

InstaPR’s role

Connect the everyday pieces.

Website, menus, reservations and direct online ordering, supported by design, photography and practical digital updates.

This project brings together work by Mihails and Alina in their respective roles for Capones, including Alina’s in-house creative work.

Explore the offer

The menu, made easy to find.

The real digital à la carte menu keeps the food offer in the same visual world as the restaurant website. Open the detail to read the layout.

Capones digital à la carte menu

Capones public digital menu. This is a website screen, not a photograph of printed artwork.

Choose, then order or reserve

A clear next step.

Capones public online ordering screen
The public direct-ordering journey: menu categories and the next ordering step.
Capones public reservation pathway with guest count and date inputs
A connected reservation pathway. Existing supported booking technology, not an InstaPR-owned reservation engine.

These are archived public-facing project screens. Ordering and reservation interfaces are connected parts of the restaurant journey; availability is controlled by the restaurant and its providers.

Across the website

The same restaurant.
Different ways to explore.

Capones restaurant and bar pages presented on tablets
Website presentation: restaurant and bar information for guests planning a visit.
Capones mobile website design visualisation
Mobile design visualisation based on the project’s visual identity.

After launch

Keep the offer current.

Website, menu and ordering updates form part of the practical ongoing work. Layouts and promotional artwork support changing prices and offers across digital and print.

For example, an agreed seasonal update can cover the website menu and matching artwork. This describes a support scope, not a measured campaign result.

Explore monthly support

Delivered

A connected restaurant presence.

  • Restaurant website
  • Menu presentation
  • Ordering and reservation pathways
  • Creative content
  • Ongoing digital support

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