A Menu Site Built for the Order Button
A restaurant site that puts the full menu and the order button in front of anyone searching for pizza in Amarillo.
The Menu Is the Website
A pizza place gets found by people deciding what to eat in the next twenty minutes, so the menu is not buried. It is split into starters, pizza and calzones, subs and burgers and gyros, chicken and seafood, pasta and salads, sides, desserts, a kids menu, and the bar list.
There is also a food sensitivity page, which matters more than it sounds. It is often the difference between a group ordering here and a group ordering somewhere else.
Every Way to Get the Food
Big Jim's does dine in with a full bar, carry out, a drive thru, and delivery, and the site treats ordering as the main action rather than a link in the footer. Online ordering is one tap from the top of the page.
The rest backs it up. The Olsen Boulevard address, the phone number, the La Bella history the regulars still know it by, and the 2024 Best All Around Restaurant win, all in reach on a phone.
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