ManualBrand and look

Brand and look

Logo, colour, layout, light and dark mode, five languages, Google reviews.

The look of the ordering page

You can set the menu layout (list or tiles), the shape of the header, the corner radius and the style of the buttons. A preview runs along next to it, showing the real menu.

The ordering page can appear light, dark or follow the setting of the device. The guest may switch at any time.

The demo restaurant's ordering page on a phone, running. It shows exactly the settings from this section.

Languages

The ordering page speaks German, English, French, Spanish and Italian. Guests get their language automatically and can switch.

Translated are the controls, the allergens, the labels and everything Flavoso writes itself, which includes the mails to the guest.

The menu itself can be translated along. That is a switch of its own and off by default, because it is your menu. How it works and what is deliberately NOT translated is in the chapter “Menu” under “In other languages”.

Google reviews

The reviews from your Google listing can be shown on the ordering page. They come from Google and are marked as such; Flavoso collects no reviews of its own.

Premium: no Flavoso branding

In every plan the ordering page carries your name: in the browser tab, when it is added to a home screen (your logo, or without a logo your initial in your colour) and as the sender of the e-mails to your guests; replies go to your contact e-mail if you have entered one.

On the Premium plan the visible references to Flavoso disappear as well. What stays is the address of your ordering page (your-name.flavoso.com) and the sender address of the e-mails, which then only carries your restaurant as the name.

  • At the top of the ordering page: the bar with the Flavoso mark, embedded and at the table too.
  • At the foot of the ordering page: the line “Powered by Flavoso”.
  • In the e-mails to your guests: “via Flavoso” after your name as the sender, and “Sent via Flavoso” in the footer.

Still unclear? Ask the assistant at the bottom right or write to us