Restaurant & Dining
Twenty-eight-cover restaurant: an open kitchen in flames, tonight's printed menu, the room by candlelight, and a table plan of free and booked tables beside the booking.
Click the thing you want to change, and change it.
Clicking a heading opens its properties beside the page. Switching to the phone view keeps you on the same canvas.
Most people who say they want "drag and drop" mean something simpler than it sounds: they want to look at their own website, see the sentence that is wrong, click it, and fix it. Not open a dashboard, find the right field, save, then go and check. That is what this is. Sections come from a library so you are never staring at an empty page, and everything you move snaps to a layout that was already designed to hold it.
What it replaces
What you are looking at is the live page. There is no preview step because there is nothing to preview.
Pick a hero, a price list, an opening-hours block. They arrive already wearing your fonts and colours.
Drag a section up and the ones around it shuffle down to make room. You can make the page ugly if you want to. You cannot make it structurally broken, which is the part that used to need somebody technical to undo.
Every save keeps the one before it. Spend an afternoon experimenting and you can still get Tuesday back. From Starter.
Switch to the phone view and carry on editing. Same page, same words, different spacing.
Whoever changes the Christmas hours clicks the hours and types.
Live in an afternoon - no code, no plugins.
Pick one that is already the right shape for your trade, with its pages written.
Your name, your photos, your prices. Click and type.
It is live on a free address with HTTPS, or on your own domain from Starter.
Hand-picked designs for this kind of business - customise any of them.
Twenty-eight-cover restaurant: an open kitchen in flames, tonight's printed menu, the room by candlelight, and a table plan of free and booked tables beside the booking.
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