Café · brunch · coffee
Proper breakfast, all morning.
A neighbourhood café on the high street. Sourdough, slow coffee, and a menu that changes with the season.
Showing saved menu
The menu is one Google Sheet.
No website login, no CMS, no calling the web person to change a price. The owner edits a spreadsheet — the site catches up on its own.
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Owner edits the Sheet
Change a price, add a special, remove a sold-out cake — in Google Sheets on their phone or laptop.
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The page reads it
The site pulls the sheet each time it loads and rebuilds the menu. Nothing to publish, nothing to break.
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Still fast & yours
The page stays a single static file — under a second to load — with a saved copy of the menu baked in as a safety net.
Powering this demo: a Google Sheet in the owner's own Drive.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gN_QdvhUCzNam8B_InwDsXoBNV-8YwlC1QI_Fy4n-3A
To light up the live feed: in the Sheet, Share → Anyone with the link → Viewer (10 seconds). Edit a price, hit Refresh above, and watch it change. Until then the page shows the saved menu — which is exactly how it stays safe if Google ever hiccups.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gN_QdvhUCzNam8B_InwDsXoBNV-8YwlC1QI_Fy4n-3A
To light up the live feed: in the Sheet, Share → Anyone with the link → Viewer (10 seconds). Edit a price, hit Refresh above, and watch it change. Until then the page shows the saved menu — which is exactly how it stays safe if Google ever hiccups.