A local café needed to be found online. And look as good as the food.
Chick Bites is a café in Surathkal serving shawarmas and burgers. The goal was a warm, appetising website that shows the menu, tells the café’s story and makes it easy to book a table — especially from a phone.
Home — “Real cooking, perfect taste & delicious food”.Challenge & solution
What made it hard, and how I approached it.
The challenge
Small business, big first impression
Most customers discover the café on their phones.
The menu changes, so it had to be easy to update.
Reservations needed a simple, friendly flow.
The solution
Warm design, simple structure
A food-led visual style with large photography and a handwritten logo.
Clear menu pages and a straightforward reservation form.
Responsive layouts so the site works just as well on mobile.
Key features
Built around what people actually need.
Menu
Menu pages that put the dishes front and centre.
Reservations
A simple table booking form — party size, date and time.
Mobile-friendly
Built to work smoothly on phones, where most visitors browse.
Responsive
Phone view
The hero and menu adapt to small screens so customers can browse and book on the go.
Menu readable without zooming
Reservation form built for touch
Fast loading on mobile networks
Screens
A closer look at the product.
Table reservation page
How it works
Under the hood.
FrontendHTML, SCSS and JavaScript, built from a restaurant theme and customised for the café.
PagesHome, menu, story, gallery and reservations.
HTMLSCSSJavaScript
Client words
Quick, responsive, and easy to work with. Our menu and story now look great on every phone.
Takeaway
What I learned.
Small-business sites succeed on clarity: what you serve, where you are, how to book. Everything else is secondary.