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Engineering 2011-03-05 1 min read

BistroSquare.com announces revolutionary BistroBuilder restaurant web building SaaS platform

Announcement of BistroBuilder, an easy-to-use online web building platform built specifically for the food service industry.
Published 2011-03-05 · Original archive entry · Explore research explainers

MIAMI, FL, March 05, 2011

BistroSquare.com, LLC, an international provider of restaurant web hosting and restaurant web design services, announced the debut of their new fully configurable, fully customizable restaurant web site builder, BistroBuilder. BistroBuilder is an easy-to-use Software as a Service (SaaS) system that can be utilized by restaurants, cafes, bistros, fast food establishments, cafeterias, coffeehouses, pubs and more to quickly and efficiently create a modern, beautiful website for their business.

"BistroBuilder raises the bar for do-it-yourself restaurant websites with a website building platform and feature set tailored specifically to the restaurant industry," said Richard Ward, Co-Founder and Operations Director.

BistroBuilder features an easy to use menu builder which makes putting a restaurant menu online as easy as a few clicks. To drive foot traffic from the website to the establishment, BistroBuilder features a unique coupon builder that allows an eatery to build a coupon page with discounts specific to visitors of the website. Social Media integration is another main component of the BistroBuilder platform with one-click integration to major social networks.

"We believe we have taken all the technical requirements and complexities out of building a restaurant website and that restaurants will find BistroBuilder easy to use as well as simple to establish a web presence for their business," said Andrew Kurz, Co-Founder and Creative Director.

BistroSquare.com, LLC, founded in 2010, provides web hosting, search engine optimization and custom web site design services to the restaurant industry.
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