A direct route to orders
An owned ordering channel gives restaurants an alternative to marketplace orders. It can reduce reliance on commission-based platforms over time, depending on platform fees and the orders customers place directly.
Hospitality
A restaurant website that works beyond the menu.
A connected website, direct ordering and creative support for a Galway restaurant.

The challenge
Guests need to find menus, book a table and order without hunting across different channels. Behind the scenes, prices, content and ordering tools need regular attention.
Our approach
We connected the restaurant website with menus, reservations and direct online ordering, supported by ongoing design, photography and practical website updates.
This project brings together work by Mihails and Alina in their respective roles for Capones, including Alina’s in-house creative work.


The smaller screen
A mobile design visualisation, based on the project’s visual identity.

Why it matters
An owned ordering channel gives restaurants an alternative to marketplace orders. It can reduce reliance on commission-based platforms over time, depending on platform fees and the orders customers place directly.
Menu layouts and promotional artwork keep changing prices and offers clear across print and digital channels.
Food photography and social content connect what guests see online with the restaurant experience.
Website, menu and ordering updates help keep everyday customer journeys useful.
Your business
Tell us about your venue, current ordering system and the tasks that take up your team’s time.
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