Client · Web and print · Québécois food truck, Hollywood, Florida

Mammy's Cantine

A one-page site and a matching set of printed menus for a poutine truck at Richard's Motel.

Mammy's Cantine

The problem

A poutine truck at a motel needed to answer three questions on a phone screen: what is on the menu, what are the specials, and how do I order to go. And the printed menus on the tables did not match anything online.

What I built

A one-page site that says poutine in the first three words, with the menu, the specials, hours, and a to-go number over full-bleed photos of the food. Then a matching print system: dine-in and take-out menus, with and without photos, in the same type and the same red-and-white check, sized for 8.5 by 11.

The result

The table and the phone finally match. A menu change goes to the site and the print files together, so nothing is announced in one place and missing from the other.

The site, in motion

Recorded from the live site. Muted, looping.
Mammy's Cantine, top to bottom