Signature cuisine restaurant · Novopolotsk
Enigma
A website that sells banquets
The task
The restaurant has three different rooms for banquets and events — guests had to call and work out capacity, formats and pricing by hand. The menu, meanwhile, lived in print, while prices and the out-of-stock list change regularly.
Problems we solved
A banquet is chosen by capacity and format — and none of that was visible anywhere before making a call.
A banquets page: three rooms — for 60 guests, for 40 and a VIP room for six — with formats for weddings, corporate events, anniversaries and memorial dinners.
A menu in print and in PDFs — awkward to open on a phone and impossible to keep current.
The full menu — 68 items in 13 categories — right on the site, plus separate buffet and memorial menus.
Prices and the out-of-stock list change, and nobody is going to wait for a developer over a single number.
Prices, the out-of-stock list and opening hours are edited with buttons in a Telegram bot — the change shows up on the site within a minute.
Booking requests arrived all mixed together — calls, Viber, Telegram.
The site’s form sends the request to the restaurant’s Telegram group, and the recipient can be switched from the same bot.
A dated event listing goes stale faster than anyone can update it.
The site describes the evening formats themselves — music bingo, dance nights, themed brunches — while exact dates stay on Instagram.
What we did
- Banquets and events: three rooms — for 60 guests, for 40 guests and a VIP room for 6
- Online booking
- A menu of 68 items in 13 categories with prices, plus buffet and memorial menus
- Prices, out-of-stock list and opening hours edited from a Telegram bot
- Evening formats listed without tying them to dates
- An “About” page with photos of the room, the bar and the façade
- Reviews and promo sections weren’t invented: with no content yet, they simply don’t render
How it looks
