Website for a Restaurant or Café in Sfântu Gheorghe, Found in Both Languages
Sfântu Gheorghe picks where to eat in two languages. A local types “étterem Sepsiszentgyörgy” into a phone, someone at the office asks colleagues in Romanian where the food is good downtown, and a group from Hungary on a trip through Székely Land looks for somewhere still open in the evening. Each of them lands on the places that match their own words. The rest of the time, the city runs on habits you know better than anyone: the name-day cake, the family lunch after ballagás, the rushed dinner before a show.
MPO Web Studio builds websites for restaurants, cafés and bistros in Sfântu Gheorghe that catch all of these moments and bring the booking or the order straight to you, not through a middleman.
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How it works
- 1We build you a free demo of your site
- 2You tell us what to change
- 3You pay only if you love it
Name days, ballagás and cakes ordered days ahead
In Sfântu Gheorghe, a café or pastry shop doesn't live by the weekend alone. Name days, névnap, are celebrated at the office too, with pastries brought in for colleagues, and at the end of the school year ballagás gathers whole families around a lunch table. These are orders and bookings made well in advance, by people who want to talk to you directly about the cake, how many guests are coming and when the ceremony ends. When all of that arrives mixed up across messages and calls, something slips. On the site, each of these occasions has its own section, so someone ordering a cake doesn't get mixed up with someone booking the ballagás lunch.
Dinner before the show runs on a clock
Many evenings in Sfântu Gheorghe begin at a table in the centre and end in a theatre: at the “Andrei Mureșanu” Theatre, the “Tamási Áron” Theatre or a performance by the “Háromszék” Dance Ensemble. Someone with a ticket in their pocket wants to be sure they'll be served on time and reach the hall without running. That guest doesn't read the menu at leisure: they look for a few dishes that come out of the kitchen quickly, a sign they can book for an exact time and maybe a dessert to take away for later. If your place gives those answers on the first page, their evening starts with you, and at the interval or afterwards they may come back for a drink.
For anyone asking Google “hol együnk?”
People searching in Hungarian usually type “étterem Sepsiszentgyörgy”, “napi menü” or “kávézó a központban”, and Google shows them the pages that contain exactly those words. A site written only in Romanian doesn't contain them, however good the cooking, so for that search your venue doesn't exist. That's why, at MPO Web Studio, the Hungarian version is a set of pages in its own right, with a title, description and menu written in Hungarian, not a translation stuck on at the end. At /demo/horeca you can see, in Romanian, the structure we start from; your own mockup, though, is built on your venue, under its name, and we send it to you in both languages. Pricing begins at 290€, and we tell you in writing, together with the mockup, what the Hungarian version adds; the site goes live a few days after you give the go-ahead, one round of revisions is part of the deal, and the first 7 days of operation are covered by warranty.
Frequently asked questions
Name-day cake orders reach us through scattered messages. Can the site take them, with a pickup date?+
Yes. We build a page with the cakes and pastries you make, the minimum notice clearly stated, and the customer picks the pickup day and time. You receive the order with the customer's name and number, and you confirm it. No more piecing an order together from five messages.
Many guests come to us before the theatre and are in a hurry. Can they book for a fixed time and choose their main course in advance?+
Yes. When booking, guests can note the time they need to leave and, if you like, pick from a few dishes you mark as quick. You get the order before they walk in, and the kitchen starts on time. It works just as well before concerts or for office workers on their lunch break.
When I raise the price of a dish, do I have to update it in both versions of the menu?+
No. Price, portion size and allergens are entered once and show up identically in Romanian and Hungarian. Only the dish name and description have one form per language, and we write those together at the start so they sound natural, not like a dictionary.
My written Romanian is shaky. How do I reply to a booking request from a Romanian-speaking guest?+
The request reaches you as a card with fixed fields: date, time, number of guests and phone, so you understand it without reading a long message. For the reply, we write two confirmations for you at the start, one in Romanian and one in Hungarian, which you save as quick replies in WhatsApp and send with a single tap.
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