A burger counter in the Orangers district
Burger Dealer is located in the Orangers district of Rabat. Its menu is that of a full burger counter: burgers, hot dogs, wraps and salads, extras to add (toppings, sides, sauces), sodas and freshly squeezed fruit juices, milkshakes, desserts and combo meals. You will find the Cheezy Alcapone, the Double Cheese Burger, the Royal Burger, the Chick’n Beef or the vegetarian Vegg Burger, with its vegetable patty and brioche bun; the Yankee Hotdog with grilled beef sausage, the Chicken Wrap, the BD Salad with grilled chicken and croutons, mozzasticks, a strawberry milkshake or a raspberry cheesecake.
The restaurant presents itself with its own lines, repeated on the home page: “Plus qu’un burger, une addiction !”, “Fait maison chaque jour”, “Sur place – À emporter – Fait avec amour”. The website had to speak in that tone, direct and hearty.
The challenge: a big menu, several ways to enjoy it
With a menu that goes from burgers to pressed juice by way of wraps and milkshakes, the goal was to keep reading simple. The website also had to serve very different uses: eating in, taking away or having it delivered, not forgetting those who want to book a table for a meal with friends.
Finally, it had to convey the energy of the place, its taste for melting cheese and punchy lines, without letting the decor take over from the essentials: choosing dishes and placing an order.



Black, yellow and orange, like a street-food poster
The palette is that of a poster: a grainy black background, bright yellows and oranges, torn edges and golden splashes. The restaurant’s name is first written in thick letters that drip like melted cheese, then, further down, in big yellow and white brushstrokes topped with a crown. The annotations are torn paper labels: “Fait maison chaque jour”, “Fromage fondant à souhait”, “Ingrédients frais & sélectionnés”.
The visuals line up the burgers on a wooden table, each with its label, and show a caramel milkshake, fries in a tray, a grilled panini and a pizza. At the top of the screen, on a computer, a black bar ringed with gold carries the logo and three links: Accueil, Menu and Commander.
A home page as a poster, then as a slate
On a computer, the home page opens on the name Burger Dealer, above the banners “Burgers gourmands” and “Faits avec passion” and the line “Plus qu’un burger, une addiction !”. Along the edges of the screen, capitalized mentions run vertically: “Pains moelleux”, “Goût authentique”, “Sauces maison”.
Further down, the burgers parade in a row, each with its label: “Le Royal Burger”, “L’incontournable”; “Le Cheezy Alcapone”, “Double dose de plaisir”; “Le Vegg Burger”, “Le plaisir sans viande”. A second poster, yellow and white, repeats the name under a crown, before the menu appears on a black slate with golden rules: each category on a yellow brushstroke, such as “Extras – Sauces” or “Boissons – Jus de fruits”, dotted lines leading to the prices and a few line drawings, mushrooms, fries or salad.

Ordering online, under a crown
The ordering page opens on a medallion with a crown and on the heading “Commandez en ligne”, drawn in orange, scratchy letters under the line “Menu & Commander”. The dark decor, splashed with gold, shows burgers, a grilled panini, a pizza, tomatoes, cheese and spices. One sentence makes it clear: “Votre demande sera transmise au restaurant.”
The menu unrolls on cream cards framed with fries, leaves and mini burgers. Each dish appears with its visual, its price and a button to add it to the basket, from the Vegg Burger to the Double Cheese Burger. Customers then choose pickup at the restaurant or delivery, and can pay online. On a phone, the basket bar stays fixed at the bottom of the screen.

Burger Dealer's menu: a few dishes
Dishes as they appear on Burger Dealer's online menu, with the restaurant's own names, descriptions and prices.
BurgersVegg Burger
Burger végétarien avec galette de légumes, pain brioché, salade et sauce.
26 MAD
HotdogsYankee Hotdog
Saucisse de bœuf grillée, moutarde, ketchup et oignons dans un pain à hotdog.
25 MAD
WrapsChicken Wrap
Tortilla garnie de poulet grillé, salade, tomate et sauce.
27 MAD
SaladesSalade BD
Salade composée avec poulet grillé, fromage, croûtons et vinaigrette maison.
30 MAD
Extras - ToppingsTomate
Tranches de tomate fraîche.
Extras - SidesMozzasticks 5 pcs
5 bâtonnets de mozzarella panés et frits.
25 MAD
Extras - SaucesMayonnaise aux fines herbes
Mayonnaise aromatisée aux herbes fraîches.
4 MAD
Boissons - SodasPepsi 33cl
Soda Pepsi 33cl.
10 MAD- Boissons - Jus de fruits
Jus de citron
Jus de citron frais pressé.
10 MAD
Milk-ShakesMilk-Shake Fraise
Milk-shake onctueux aux fraises fraîches et glace.
23 MAD
DessertsCheesecake Framboise
Cheesecake crémeux garni de coulis de framboises.
20 MAD
MenusMenu Normal
Menu comprenant un burger au choix, des frites et une boisson.
15 MAD
Booking: “Votre table, vos règles”
The booking form opens in a window, painted like an orange and black poster: the silhouette of a city and a palm tree, mozzasticks in a wire basket, nuggets, cheese fries and a cup in Burger Dealer’s colors. The title “Réservations” is followed by “Votre table, vos règles” and a short invitation to share a friendly moment over the house burgers. A yellow label gathers the phone number, Instagram and the address.
The fields are simple: full name, phone, e-mail, date, time, number of guests and special request. The submit button, “Réservation”, carries a small crown, like the rest of the website.

On a phone, the poster at full height
On a phone, the home page takes the form of a vertical poster: the crown, the name in yellow and white, the banner “Burger · Panini · Pizza” and the line “Vrai goût. Vraie passion.”, then a burger topped with a small flag bearing the restaurant’s name, fries in a basket, a panini and a pizza. A navigation bar, set on a yellow brushstroke, gathers three icons at the bottom of the screen: home, menu and the order bag. The ordering page keeps its framed cards, with the “Panier” bar always within thumb’s reach.


A website prepared for searches in Rabat
The website is built around what people look for in Rabat: a burger, a restaurant in the city, a wrap, a vegetarian option such as the Vegg Burger, the menu of Burger Dealer or a table to book. The page title, its description, its texts and its structured data present Burger Dealer, its district, its cooking and its menu in a clear and consistent way.
A detailed presentation page complements the home page, and the full menu, from burgers to desserts, can be read as text on the ordering page. Nobody can guarantee a spot in Google: the work consists in giving search engines accurate, structured and consistent information.
A website for a burger restaurant in Rabat: burgers, hot dogs and wraps for delivery across the Orangers district
A burger counter sells choice above all: Cheezy Alcapone, Royal Burger, a vegetarian Vegg Burger, Yankee Hotdog, Chicken Wrap, mozzasticks, milkshakes, set menus and add-ons. A burger restaurant website in Rabat must let guests build a meal in a few taps, take burger delivery or pickup, and allow a booking when a group turns up.
- A snack-bar budget, not a studio’s: no commission is held back on delivery or pickup, and an agency bill never has to appear.
- Ready before lunchtime: the restaurant’s name is enough, and the menu, images and order page come out within minutes.
- Grainy black, yellow and dripping cheese: Burger Dealer’s site has the tone of a street poster, with thick lettering that drips; every counter deserves its own drawing.
- A label to change? The owner handles it: from creation the site is visible, and anyone retouches a burger, an add-on or a price in dirhams without waiting.
- From screen to griddle: orders, deliveries and bookings reach the restaurant directly, with no agency or delivery app in between.
- From Rabat to London: the same software also serves tables in Casablanca, Lisbon or Sydney, in each country’s language and currency.
For a burger restaurant in the Orangers district or anywhere in Rabat, it is an online ordering site as hungry as the menu.
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Learn more: Restaurant website builder · Online ordering system for restaurants · Restaurant booking system · QR code menu for restaurants
The result: a website with the restaurant’s voice
Burger Dealer’s website has the tone of the restaurant: dripping letters, paper labels, a golden slate and burgers up front. Behind this energy, the actions stay simple: read the menu, order for takeout or delivery, book a table. This is what Dineora looks for in every website: a website with the voice of the place that leads straight to the essentials.
The website in pictures
Screenshots of the live website, on a computer and on a phone.

Burger Dealer: practical information
- Address
- cite les oranges, 2 Rue Ibn Haoukal, Rabat 10000
See the address on Google Maps - Cuisine
- Burgers, hot dogs and wraps
- Services
- Online ordering for pickup · Delivery · Online table booking · Online payment
- Menu sections
- Burgers · Hotdogs · Wraps · Salades · Extras - Toppings · Extras - Sides · Extras - Sauces · Boissons - Sodas · Boissons - Jus de fruits · Milk-Shakes · Desserts · Menus
- The restaurant's website
- dineora.io/burger-dealer-rabat
Questions about this project
Who designed the Burger Dealer website?
The Burger Dealer website was designed by Dineora: art direction, home page, online menu, ordering page and booking form.
Can you order online from Burger Dealer?
Yes. The ordering page presents the whole menu, from burgers to desserts: you add your dishes to the basket, then choose pickup at the restaurant or delivery, with online payment.
Can you book a table at Burger Dealer on its website?
Yes. A booking form opens on the website: full name, phone, e-mail, date, time, number of guests and special request.
How can a burger restaurant in Rabat receive delivery orders without paying commission?
By taking them on its own site: the customer pays online or on delivery as the owner chooses, and Dineora takes no commission on orders.
Is it worth a hot dog and wrap restaurant having its own ordering site?
Yes, because it keeps a direct link with customers and control over its menu, add-ons and set meals, without going through a platform.


















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