
Nancy Jo's Burgers
Big burger photographs. A menu worth opening.
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All American Grill · Salem, Oregon
Chrome, red vinyl, classic cars and a menu made for a hearty appetite. Cadillac Jo’s brings a love of mid-century America to its Salem grill.
We carried that personality into a website filled with food, restaurant imagery and bold vintage styling. Guests can explore the menu, find their favorite kind of meal and head straight to online ordering.
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01 / Restaurant identity
Cadillac Jo’s has a clear point of view: a classic American grill where the room is part of the experience. The website brings together the chrome-style logo, car imagery, rich reds and warm gold accents.
Even the menu link belongs to that world: “Cruise the Menu.” The design and writing carry the same restaurant personality from the first screen through the food pages.
The homepage introduces signature dishes, breakfast and the dining room, giving guests several reasons to keep exploring.
03 / Match what guests are looking for
Someone searching for a steak dinner has a different meal in mind from someone looking for breakfast. We built five food-focused pages: steak, burgers, chicken and waffles, fish and chips, and breakfast.
Each page gives that meal its own space, with relevant descriptions, menu choices and practical questions. The steak page covers the cuts, sides and what comes with dinner. Breakfast has its own lineup and serving-time information.
These pages connect specific food searches with specific answers about the restaurant. They also give guests a useful destination to share when choosing where to eat.
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04 / Make the next step easy
The menu and food pages lead back to the ways guests can enjoy the restaurant. Online ordering links go directly to the existing take-out provider, and phone links let mobile visitors call.
A dedicated visit page provides the address, directions and parking information. Waitlist and take-out information explains how dining works, including that the restaurant does not take reservations.
From choosing breakfast to finding the restaurant, the website keeps the practical details close to the food.
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Big burger photographs. A menu worth opening.
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Coffee and food, presented for the next drive-through stop.
Earlier website work
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Booking tools built around the batting cages people reserve.
Custom booking tools
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