Tahir Turkish opened on Mlynské nivy in Bratislava with one promise: authentic Turkish food, traditionally prepared — no fusion, no shortcuts. The food was ready. The brand wasn't. We came in before the first plate was served and stayed with the team through every step.
The website is the centrepiece — bilingual EN/SK, lightning fast, and built to feel less like a brochure and more like a phone app. Visitors get a full menu, a single-tap reservation flow, location-aware directions and a near-instant load on a Bratislava 4G signal. Add it to the home screen and you have, effectively, the Tahir Turkish app — without an App Store hurdle.
Around the site we shaped the rest of the brand: a logo built around the warm red the kitchen's grill throws back at you, social accounts spun up from scratch on Instagram and Facebook, a printed menu PDF for the dining room and a takeaway one for the counter. By opening night the team had everything in one place — and a single creative partner who'd been there since day one.
The work
- Bilingual website (English + Slovak) on a modern stack, sub-2-second mobile load
- App-like experience: installable, offline-friendly, full menu cached on first visit
- Logo design and brand mark in the venue's deep-red palette
- Instagram and Facebook accounts set up, branded and seeded with launch content
- Printed PDF menus — dine-in and takeaway, ready for the printer
- Reservation flow, location map and one-tap call from every page
- Hand-over with a CMS the team uses to swap dishes and offers without us
The outcome
Tahir Turkish opened with a digital presence that punches well above its size. New guests find the menu before they walk through the door; regulars use the saved home-screen icon like a delivery app. The brand reads as one consistent voice from the signage outside to the post on Instagram tonight.
