A RESTAURANT SITE THAT FILLS TABLES.
Old Limassol has been serving fish on the beach at Agios Tychon since 1963. What it did not have was a way for someone holding a phone on the promenade to see the menu and book a table.
- Industry
- Restaurant
- Where
- Agios Tychon, Limassol
- Year
- 2026
- Scope
- Design, build, content, booking

WHAT THEY CAME WITH.
Sixty years of reputation, 4.3 out of 5 across 636 Google reviews, and a beachfront table nobody wants to leave. Online, none of that was visible. The menu lived in a photo album on social media, prices were out of date, and booking meant calling during service.
Most people deciding where to eat tonight are on a phone, twenty minutes before they want to sit down. The site had to answer them in that window: what's the food, what does it cost, and can I get a table.
WHAT WE BUILT.
The menu as a real page
Food and wine as text they update themselves — not a PDF that needs pinching and zooming, and not a photo that goes stale.
Booking in three taps
Date, size, name. No account, no confirmation email chain, no phone call during dinner service.
The view doing the selling
The sea is the reason people come. The site leads with it instead of burying it under a stock hero image.
Written for search
Structure, titles and schema set up so "seafood restaurant Limassol" finds the menu page, not a social profile.


WHAT HAPPENED.
Search became the restaurant's main way of being found — more than half of all sessions, ahead of direct and social combined. Three quarters of those visitors are on Cyprus, which is what you want for a restaurant: the traffic is people who can actually turn up.
They read, too. Just under four pages per visitor, with the story and the menu at the top of the list — people arriving, looking around, and deciding.
WEBSITES
WEB DESIGN FOR CYPRUS BUSINESS.
A site that loads fast, reads clearly on a phone, and turns a visitor into someone who calls you. You see it working in your browser before you pay anything.
SEE THE SERVICERUNNING A RESTAURANT?
Menu, booking and a site that loads before the taxi arrives. Tell us about the place.