Rewired · Website proposal for Giorgobistve · First version
All three are working websites built with the same real content: your printed menu with every price, photos of your courtyard and dining room, your logo, your hours and address — in Georgian, English and Russian. Only the design changes: colours, type and the way the story is told. That way you can focus on which one feels like Giorgobistve.
We started from what is already true about Giorgobistve — what your guests write about you and what is on your menu — and built around it.
Your Google reviews keep coming back to the same things: the beautiful space, the courtyard and the warm service. So the courtyard, the lights and the long tables are the first thing people see.
We transcribed your printed menu: 45 dishes, 50 wines and 31 drinks with prices. It reads well on a phone, shows Georgian names next to each dish and has a vegetarian filter. Google can read it too.
We kept your logo from the menu instead of inventing a new one. And your name — the old Georgian word for November, St George’s month — gives each direction its story.
Georgian first, then English and Russian, so locals and visitors read the menu and book in their own language. Many of your reviews come from tourists.
One tap to call and book, directions to Zandukeli Street, an “open now” sign in Tbilisi time and a call bar that stays at the bottom of the screen on phones.
Optimised photos, accessibility checks (contrast, keyboard, screen readers) and local SEO: hours, address and menu marked up for Google. Hidden from search while it is a proposal.
Bright · everyday · welcoming


Built from Giorgobistve’s own colours: the teal of your logo, the bottle-green walls of the bar, the ochre tiles and white plaster. Friendly and light, with an arched courtyard photo and a tile band taken from your bar.
Dark · cinematic · for evenings and wine


The courtyard under its string lights, full screen. Near-black, brass and an elegant serif in italics: the feel of a destination restaurant. The menu reads like a printed card and the wine list gets its own stage.
Editorial · bold · memorable


Your name turned into a system: a big Roman “XI”, the November calendar with St George’s Day marked, condensed headlines and one pomegranate red. Less photo-led, more brand — the one people remember.
Once you choose a direction, we finish the website: your photos, your corrections to the texts and menu, your own domain, a link from your Google Business Profile and, if you want, online booking.
To choose, just reply with the letter — A, B or C — and anything you would change.