Opening the service…
Opening the service…
06 / The restaurant website
The welcome starts before the door. Give guests a feel for your place—and everything they need to make it their next stop.
Step insideCasa Vividish
Coffee · Kitchen · Company01 / Before the first hello
Some guests come for the coffee. Some come for the occasion. Your website should answer both—with character, not a directory of links.
From first impression to a place at the table
Coffee · Kitchen · Company
A neighbourhood place for slow coffee, long lunches and the people who make them.
In picturesYour story, hero image and gallery give the room a personality before anyone arrives.
02 / The connection behind the page
Your menu, events and opening hours already live in Vividish. Bring those same records to your website, instead of maintaining a second copy.
One source. A visible result.
Price
Draft dishes stay off the public menu.
On your website
Roasted vegetables, grains & herbs
€11.00Select a source to see the specific information that connects the back office to the website.
On a published site, saved content changes can appear publicly. The preview is not a separate, permanent draft of your live website.
03 / Your restaurant, your expression
Choose a theme, shape the typography and colours, arrange your sections, and check the result at different screen sizes. The content stays yours.
A different character. The same connected content.
Studio
Coffee first. Stay a while.
Book a tableBefore the doors open online
Use your Vividish address or connect a custom domain. A custom domain must be verified before publishing.
Your search appearance
Set the page title and description that introduce your restaurant in search and shared links.
Yes. You can link guests to Vividish’s public menu or reservations from another website. The Vividish builder manages a Vividish-hosted site; it does not automatically rewrite or synchronise an unrelated website.
The website menu is for discovery: published dishes, descriptions, prices and photos. Table QR ordering remains a separate guest flow.
The website reservation section can open Vividish booking or an external reservation URL. An external link does not automatically create a reservation inside Vividish.
Themes, colours, typography, hero imagery, story text and section order. Optional sections can be shown or hidden. Gallery images and published events come from their connected content areas.
From a guest finding your place to your team welcoming them in. A website that belongs to the same operation.
Explore VividishSee the reservation journey