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    Three restaurants do not need three websites

    ND Creations · August 22, 2026 · 4 min read

    Three restaurants do not need three websites

    One group, three full restaurants, one admin. CMS per location, TheFork for bookings, Lovable, Resend, Google Maps for reviews.

    A restaurant group is still one business. Guests should feel that. Google should feel that. Staff should not be updating three different WordPress logins.

    Temblor needed one site that could hold three restaurants without flattening them into a single menu.

    One group. Three restaurants.

    We built a multi-location restaurant website for one group: a dedicated page for each restaurant, its own menu, its own gallery. Three elegant locations, each a full restaurant, indoor and outdoor. The group stays one brand. The restaurants stay distinct.

    Each restaurant has its own CMS in a custom admin, so a manager edits their venue without touching the others. Bookings go through TheFork widgets, not a booking engine we built. The site was built in Lovable. Resend sends the mail. Google Maps powers the reviews.

    Why this is the job

    A group that opens a second and third restaurant often gets three brochure sites. Then the brand drifts. Then nobody knows which URL to send.

    One site with three restaurants is the honest middle: still a full website (from 1,450 EUR on our pricing), with an admin the team can actually use. TheFork handles the table. You do not pay application money for a reservation system you already have.

    If you want the other end of restaurant work, the live ordering app, that is Javea Express.

    See the Temblor project.

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