Hospitality & Food

Restaurant websites get visited for four reasons: the menu, the hours, the address, and a reservation. Almost every failure in the category comes from burying one of those under a splash page, a PDF menu that will not open on a phone, or a third-party booking widget that takes over the design. A good restaurant site is fast, mobile-first, and lets the food and the room do the talking.

Citrus & Ember Kitchen is the project on this page, a chef-driven restaurant in Central Florida where the menu and the room lead and reservations stay one tap away on every screen. The menu is real HTML, so it is readable on a phone, searchable by Google, and editable by the restaurant when a dish changes. Photography is given room, hours and location are never more than a scroll away, and the reservation link is integrated without letting the booking platform dictate the look of the site. Food and hospitality sites also depend on local search more than most, so structured data for hours, menu, and location is part of the build.