Let guests feel the room before they book the table
It's a demo with a made-up business: the names, photos and prices are placeholders.
Who it's for
- Fine dining restaurants with a tasting menu.
- Restaurants in tourist cities where travelers book from their phones.
- Owners who want a website that lives up to what happens at the table.
What's inside
- A filmed fly-through you scroll: from the sea to the harbor, the dining room, the kitchen and the plate
- Both tasting menus course by course, each dish in 3D on the table
- The restaurant's story with dates, and what critics said, word for word
- A 3D map of the old town with four routes to the door
- Booking by day, time, party size, menu, wine pairing and seating, with a ticket that fills itself in
We built this demo around a real restaurant, Restaurant 360, set in the old cannon chambers of Dubrovnik's old harbor, using only public information. It isn't their official site and it isn't work we did for them. It's a concept, and the page says so in the top bar, in the booking form and in the footer.
What a restaurant website looks like today
The same template every time: a big photo, "Our story", a grid of dishes and a Google map stuck at the bottom. A traveler picking where to eat tonight, scrolling on their phone back at the hotel, gets no feel for the place. Not the view, not the room, not the food.
From the harbour to the plate
It opens with a single filmed shot you move through by scrolling: from the sea into the harbor mouth, up the stairs in the city walls, across the terrace, into the stone dining room, through the kitchen and down to the plate. On phones it's its own vertical video, not a crop.
Then come both tasting menus, course by course, with every dish in 3D on the table. After that, the restaurant's history with dates and what Michelin and the critics said, a 3D map of the old town with four routes drawing themselves, and the booking: day, time, party size, menu, wine pairing and seating, with a ticket that fills itself in as you go.
Why it matters to a restaurant
People book fine dining for the experience, and this site shows it before they arrive: the place, the food and the way in. Every fact has a source. And the booking lands with everything the floor team needs, no back-and-forth emails.
Your restaurant, your way
For your place we build the walk from your door to your plate, turn your dishes into 3D, load your menu and prices, directions and the way you take bookings, all under your brand and in your guests' languages.
Take the flight
Open it and scroll slowly down to the plate. If you want your restaurant to look like this, get in touch.
