Open or closed at a glance
The first screen shows whether the bar is open right now, worked out from its opening hours.
- Client
- le bar, a small wine bar
- Where
- 98 Queen Street, Berry NSW
- The job
- Its first website, with its own look
- Live since
- May 2026
The problem
le bar has the same owner as iv coffee, but it is a different place at a different time of day. It needed a site that felt like a wine bar in the evening, not a copy of the cafe next door.
“Wanted to elevate our site to match our brand and community more, our old sites were simple and generic. Henry created something with a lot more emotion.”
Nick, owner, iv coffee and le bar
What I built
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Home screen
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Menu
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Enquiries
What it does for the bar
A bar website mostly answers three questions: are they open, what do they pour, and how do I get in touch. le bar answers all three on a phone without any digging.
A menu the owner updates
Wines and snacks are changed from the same private page Nick uses for the iv coffee shop.
Reviews and the room
Photos of the bar and early Google reviews, so a first-timer knows what to expect.
Two brands, one setup
le bar and iv coffee run from the same build with completely different looks, so updates are not done twice.
Found when people ask AI
le bar’s site gives AI assistants clear facts: what it is, where it is and when it’s open. When I asked ChatGPT and Google where to drink in Berry, both recommended le bar.
Signed out, private window, cropped only. AI answers vary from day to day.
The owner’s verdict
“New sites are more user friendly, have better SEO so more reach on Google and easier to edit and adapt”
Nick, owner, iv coffee and le bar · read the full interview
