
NEW WEBSITE BUILD
My Greek Taverna
This strategic new website build for a longtime Coquitlam Greek restaurant focused on presenting over 26 years of local reputation with confidence, giving customers a fast, reliable way to find the menu, hours, and location, and creating a site that feels every bit as established and trustworthy as the restaurant itself. View live site ➜
Project Details
NEW WEBSITE BUILD
This strategic new website build for a longtime Coquitlam Greek restaurant focused on presenting over 26 years of local reputation with confidence, giving customers a fast, reliable way to find the menu, hours, and location, and creating a site that feels every bit as established and trustworthy as the restaurant itself. View live site ➜

Project Details
Overview
My Greek Taverna has served Coquitlam for over 26 years and needed a website that felt like a natural extension of a business people already trust, not a reinvention of one. The goal wasn’t to chase a bigger crowd or reposition the brand, it was to give a loyal, longstanding customer base an easy way to find the menu, hours, and location. Every page was built around real information a customer needs before walking through the door.

The Challenge
The Approach
The Challenge
The Approach
The Outcome
The result is a clean, four-page WordPress site built around what actually matters to a customer deciding where to eat: the menu, the hours, and how to get in touch. Real photography and Greek coastal imagery carry the visual identity, and the copy leans into the restaurant’s decades of history without turning it into a slogan.
Strategy in Action:

A “Before You Visit” FAQ section covers reservations, takeout, catering, and family amenities upfront, cutting down on repetitive phone calls and inquiries.

Real food photography and simple, honest language detailing what they’re known for: fresh ingredients, large portions, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Framed the restaurant’s history as an established local favourite people already trust, rather than leaning on generic marketing language.

Rather than a teaser page, the site includes the complete menu exactly as customers would see it in person, organized to be easy to browse on any device.

What Would This Look Like for Your Business?
Every project starts by understanding what your website needs to do — whether that’s improving what exists or building something new.
What Would This Look Like for Your Business?
Every project starts by understanding what your website needs to do — whether that’s improving what exists or building something new.
