V-fleury, restaurant in Kénitra: the website by Dineora

One coffee shop and one restaurant under the same sign

V-fleury is a restaurant and coffee shop in Kénitra. Its menu starts with the glass: mocktails such as the Fraîcheur, non-alcoholic cocktails such as the Havana, smoothies, shakes, mojitos, iced coffees, pressed juices, beetroot or lemon detox drinks, then hot drinks, from espresso to café crème. It continues at the table with breakfasts, including a Moroccan breakfast, omelettes and fried eggs, salads such as the niçoise, harira, tagines, sweet and savory crêpes, sandwiches, burgers, fajitas, French tacos and pizzas.

The place states its ambition in its three words, “Café · Cuisine · Plaisirs”, and in its visuals: a hushed dining room with orange banquettes and marble tables, a plant wall, a golden illuminated sign. It is a place to stop by for a coffee as much as for a proper meal.

Art Deco banner “Un moment savoureux à toute heure” followed by the V-fleury dining room with its orange banquettes

The challenge: an immense menu, from drinks to dishes

With twenty-two categories and more than a hundred items, the V-fleury menu covers nearly the whole day: a fresh juice, a coffee, a hearty breakfast, a crêpe, a tagine or a pizza. The goal was to make this abundance easy to read, so that a visitor looking for a smoothie does not get lost among the dishes, and a hungry one does not have to scroll past every drink.

The website also had to convey the elegance the place claims, its black and gold, its warm lights, its promise of an “exceptional venue”, while keeping ordering within reach. And it had to stay just as clear on a smartphone as on a computer, since the order can be placed from start to finish there.

V-fleury home page on a smartphone: golden name, four commitments, illuminated facade and dishes in the foreground

V-fleury sandwich, salad and crêpe on a smartphone, with the banner “Un moment savoureux à toute heure”

Art direction board for the V-fleury website

Deep black, gold and warm light

The palette takes up that of the sign: a deep black, bright golds, warm browns and the cream of the menu cards. The visuals put the plates in the foreground, on dark marble tables: a large tuna salad piled with vegetables, a long poppy-seed sandwich overflowing with minced meat and melted cheese, a basket of fries with its sauces, a crêpe topped with chocolate, cream and blueberries, a breakfast of scrambled eggs, cheese and olives, a grilled wrap. In the background appear the facade with its name in glowing letters, then the dining room with its orange banquettes.

The name V-fleury is written in a shiny golden cursive, like a raised sign, surrounded by small spaced capitals and golden Art Deco corners. The buttons are painted in the same world: the Commander button is a green and gold plaque decorated with a glass of mint tea and a coffee cup, and each dish is added with a small golden tile garnished with tomatoes and herbs.

A home page that makes your mouth water

On a computer, the home page opens on the restaurant name in large gold letters, framed by “Saveurs d’aujourd’hui dans un lieu d’exception” and “Café · Cuisine · Plaisirs”. Four commitments follow, each with its pictogram: “Des plats généreux”, “Des produits frais”, “Une cuisine créative”, “Une ambiance conviviale”. At the bottom of the screen, the salad, the fries and the chocolate crêpe herald what comes next, with a handwritten tagline: “Bien plus qu’un repas, une expérience”.

Further down, the sandwich takes up the whole space, then a banner with Art Deco corners promises “Un moment savoureux à toute heure”. The page then returns to the dining room and its orange banquettes, before a table laid with the breakfast, the wrap and the crêpe, under the line “Plus qu’un café, un véritable lieu de vie”. A gallery of dishes ends the journey. The “Commander” button stays at the top right of the screen the whole way.

V-fleury table: breakfast of scrambled eggs, grilled wrap, chocolate crêpe and the tagline “Plus qu’un café”

The V-fleury ordering page on a laptop and a phone

An online menu for ordering, takeaway or delivery

The ordering page opens under the title “Menu & Commander”, in gold letters beneath a medallion of crossed cutlery. The backdrop is dark marble streaked with golden scrolls, olive branches, olives and orange slices. Each category sits on a cream card framed with gold and foliage, also topped with a medallion, and a bar at the top of the screen leads straight to the categories: mocktails, smoothies, shakes, mojitos, iced coffees, cold drinks, detox, hot drinks, breakfasts, omelettes, and so on down to the pizzas.

Each dish appears with its name, its price, often its image and a short description. You build your basket, then choose to pick up your order at the restaurant or have it delivered, and payment can be made online. On a smartphone, the basket bar, edged with oranges and olives, stays visible at the bottom of the screen while you read.

V-fleury ordering page on a computer: golden title “Menu & Commander”, gold scrolls, olives and oranges

V-fleury menu on a smartphone, “Mocktails” category, with the basket bar

V-fleury's menu: a few dishes

Dishes as they appear on V-fleury's online menu, with the restaurant's own names, descriptions and prices.

Mocktails
Fraîcheur
Mocktail rafraîchissant aux fruits frais
34 MAD
Cocktails
Havana
Cocktail tropical sans alcool
34 MAD
Smoothies
Strawberry
Smoothie fraise
30 MAD
Shakes
Milkshake
Milkshake au choix
34 MAD
Nos Mojitos
Virgin Mojito
Citron vert, menthe, sucre
28 MAD
Ice Coffee
Ice Americano
Café américain glacé
18 MAD
Nos Boissons Fraîches
Orange
Jus d'orange frais
16 MAD
Detox / Soft Drinks
Sodas
Soda au choix
14 MAD
Hot Drinks
Espresso
Café espresso
12 MAD
Nos Petits Déjeuners
Petit Déjeuner Marocain
Petit déjeuner traditionnel marocain
30 MAD
Omelettes
2 Œufs au Plat
Deux œufs au plat
12 MAD
Suppléments Extras
Beurre, Confiture, Miel
Supplément au choix
3 MAD

On a smartphone, the same glow

On a smartphone, the home page rearranges itself vertically: the monogram and the golden name at the top, the four commitments on one line, the illuminated facade, then the salad, the crêpe and the sandwich stacked toward the bottom of the screen. The “Commander” button stays pinned at the top right, and the Art Deco banners pace the scroll down to the gallery of dishes.

On the ordering page, the cards switch to a single column, with the image of each drink or dish on the left and its price on the right. The category bar scrolls across the top of the screen, a painted menu button stays within thumb’s reach, and the basket follows the reading of the menu from start to finish.

The V-fleury website on a phone resting on a set table

A website prepared for searches in Kénitra

The website is built around what people really search for in Kénitra: a restaurant or a coffee shop, a café, a breakfast, tacos, a crêpe, a smoothie or a milkshake, or directly the V-fleury menu. The page title, its description, its texts and its structured data present the place, its city, its cuisine and its menu clearly, for visitors and search engines alike.

A detailed presentation page complements the home page, and the full menu can be read as text on the ordering page. Nobody can promise a place on Google: the work consists of giving search engines accurate, structured and consistent information.

V-fleury gallery: sandwich in front of the golden monogram and a large salad on a golden plate

A coffee shop and restaurant in Kenitra: a website to order smoothies, crêpes and tagines

A coffee shop restaurant sells at every hour: a mocktail or fresh juice in the morning, a Moroccan breakfast, a crêpe, a tagine, a burger or a pizza later on. Its coffee shop website must let someone find a smoothie without crossing the pizzas, and a dish without scrolling the drinks, then turn it into a delivery or takeaway order paid online. That is what a restaurant in Kenitra with a menu of twenty-two sections is looking for.

No agency bill: a menu this size goes online without a quote, and delivery sales give up no commission.
From the first coffee to the last tacos: the venue’s name is enough for the menu, visuals and ordering pages to be ready in minutes.
Black, gold, marble: the site borrows the lit frontage and the golden monogram, never a one-size coffee shop theme.
The mojito of the moment: the manager edits a drink, a price or a breakfast personally, and the shop window changes at once.
From phone to kitchen: orders and payments arrive at V-fleury itself, with no delivery app or agency in the way.
Kenitra, Casablanca, London: the software shows the menu in several languages and in dirhams or whichever local currency applies.

For a coffee shop in Kenitra, that is a golden menu that goes from craving to basket without a detour.

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The result: the golden menu of V-fleury, online

The V-fleury website keeps its black and gold, its generous plates and the tone of its taglines. It organizes a menu that runs from smoothie to pizza into clean categories, and always keeps ordering in view, for takeaway or delivery. A website true to the place, which leads straight from craving to basket.

The website in pictures

Screenshots of the live website, on a computer and on a phone.

V-fleury home page on a computer: name in golden letters, “Café · Cuisine · Plaisirs”, salad, fries and chocolate crêpe

Cards for the detox drinks and hot drinks of V-fleury, under the category bar

Poppy-seed sandwich filled with minced meat and melted cheese, on the V-fleury home page

V-fleury fresh juices on a smartphone, avocado and blueberry, before the “Detox / Soft Drinks” category

V-fleury breakfast, chocolate crêpe and salad on a smartphone, between two Art Deco banners

V-fleury: practical information

Address: V-Fleury : Café & Restaurant, Rue Ahmed chaouki, Kénitra
See the address on Google Maps
Cuisine: Restaurant and coffee shop
Services: Online ordering for pickup · Delivery · Online payment
Menu sections: Mocktails · Cocktails · Smoothies · Shakes · Nos Mojitos · Ice Coffee · Nos Boissons Fraîches · Detox / Soft Drinks · Hot Drinks · Nos Petits Déjeuners · Omelettes · Suppléments Extras · Nos Salades · Soupes
The restaurant's website: dineora.io/v-fleury

Questions about this project

Who designed the V-fleury website?

The V-fleury website was designed by Dineora: art direction, home page, presentation page, online menu and ordering page.

Can you order from V-fleury online?

Yes. The ordering page presents the whole menu: you add your drinks and dishes to the basket, then choose pickup at the restaurant or delivery, with online payment possible.

What is on the V-fleury menu?

Mocktails, smoothies, shakes, mojitos, coffees and fresh juices, breakfasts and omelettes, salads, harira, tagines, sweet and savory crêpes, sandwiches, burgers, fajitas, French tacos and pizzas.

How can a coffee shop offer delivery and online payment without paying a commission?

Its own site takes the basket, the payment and the choice between delivery and collection, then passes everything to the counter. No platform steps in, so no share is held back.

How do you present a menu that runs from mocktails to pizza without losing the visitor?

By sorting drinks, breakfasts, crêpes, tagines and pizzas into separate sections reached from a fixed bar. The manager then adjusts every line personally.