Ten years of aloha, finally with an address of its own.
A website for Aloha Mix Cafe: the menu, the move to Kona, and a Yelp Top 100 badge, all on something you own. The sample you already looked at, finished and made yours.
Live preview: alohamix.frontlinewebdesign.tech
You have the reviews. You just don't have the address.
Everything below came from your own public listings, checked in July, and from your Facebook page again this week. Where something may have moved on since, I say so rather than guess.
There is no Aloha Mix website. Every place a customer can find you belongs to somebody else: Yelp, Google, Facebook. You rent all of it, and none of it is yours.
A site on your own domain that you own outright, with your story, your food and your hours, that no platform can change or bury.
Your menu is not published anywhere. Someone deciding where to eat cannot see a single plate or price before they drive over, so they pick the place that shows them.
The full menu on the page: the shrimp trio, plates and surf and turf, bowls and smoothies. Message me and it is updated the same day.
When I checked in July the move to Kona had not caught up online: the Naalehu listings read "temporarily closed" and Yelp had the Kona cafe under Naalehu's 96772 zip. Your number has changed since, so anywhere the old one is still listed is a missed call.
One page that is unambiguously right: Alii Plaza, the correct hours, the current phone, tap for directions. The one link you can put everywhere and stop repeating yourself.
Yelp 4.8 across 160 reviews, Google 4.7, Facebook 5.0, and a Yelp Top 100 Food Trucks in the U.S. badge. Ten years of goodwill, and none of it visible in one place.
The Top 100 badge in the first thing anyone sees, real reviews quoted with names, and the truck-to-cafe story told properly. Proof doing its job.
The part that is already done
You have seen it. The sample at alohamix.frontlinewebdesign.tech is a real, finished build made specifically for the Kona cafe, not a template with your name dropped in. This proposal is about making it yours and putting it on your own address.
Everything in the sample, finished and live.
All of this is built already. You looked at it. Nothing on this list is a promise about something I might make later.
What each of those actually does for you
The menu stops the "what do they even have" problem that sends people somewhere else. Build a Plate keeps them on the page long enough to get hungry. The reviews and the badge do the convincing before anyone calls. Directions and hours stop the phone ringing with the same two questions. Phone-first and fast matters because nearly everyone deciding on lunch is standing outside holding a phone on a slow connection.
Straight prices, quoted up front.
One cost to build it, one cost to look after it. That is the whole thing.
Would rather not have a monthly at all? Take the site outright and host it wherever you like. It exists so you never think about it, not to tie you in.
A few things I can add, none of them required.
The Google plan has a price on it. The rest I quote before any work starts. Nothing here happens automatically or gets added to your bill.
What changes if you do this.
| As things are today | With the site live | |
|---|---|---|
| Your menu | Not published anywhere | On your own page, updated same day |
| Your address | Spread across listings, some of it outdated | Correct, with one tap to directions |
| Your phone number | Old one still out there wherever listed | Current, and one tap to call |
| Your Top 100 badge | On Yelp, next to competitors | First thing a visitor sees |
| Who owns it | Yelp, Google and Facebook | You do, site and domain |
| Changing something | Per platform, one at a time | One message to me |
Four steps, about a week.
Ready when you are.
Message me first with anything you want changed. The deposit gets me started; the other $150 is only due once the site is live. The monthly plan is optional.
Start the build · $150 deposit Management · $50/mo Call or text (808) 658-0487The fine print.
Short, and in plain words. Ask me about any of it.
Payment & Terms: A deposit based on your chosen package gets us started; the balance is due once the site is fully complete and the domain is set up and live. Managed plans are then billed monthly through Stripe (secure card) from go-live, month-to-month with no contract, cancel any time, and prepay a year for two months free. Leave a managed plan any time and the site and domain stay yours, with a full hand-off. Optional add-on: online ordering, accept cards right on the site, available whenever you want it. Pricing valid 30 days from the date above; once you pick a plan I will send a secure Stripe link to get started.
Credit & showcase. The finished site includes a small "Website by Frontline Web Designs" credit in the footer, which we remove on request. Frontline may also feature the completed site as a work sample in its portfolio and on social media.
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