Website for an Italian restaurant

An Italian restaurant that also does pizza has a problem a pizzeria doesn't: two menus, two services and two kinds of customer on one page. The site works when it makes clear straight away which of the two you are tonight.

Two kitchens, one page

Someone searching "pizzeria" and someone searching "Italian restaurant" want different things: the first a price and an opening time, the second a sense of the room and the menu. Mix them and you lose both. The fix isn't to hide one — it's to give each its own block, in the order that pays the bills.

  • Two separate menus, not one list of forty lines.
  • Hours by service. Lunch and dinner are two blocks, and often the oven only fires in the evening.
  • Photos of the room, which for a restaurant matter as much as the plates.
  • Booking for the table, collection for the pizza. Two actions, two buttons.

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Questions owners actually ask

How do I show a pizza menu and a restaurant menu?

As two separate blocks, not one list of forty lines. Someone searching for pizza wants a price and a time; someone searching for dinner wants a sense of the room.

Why does the changing menu matter so much?

A restaurant changes its menu far more often than a pizzeria. That makes "who edits it, and how fast" a bigger decision than the design.

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