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Mini site for cafés and bakeries

Free mini site for cafés and bakeries with a menu and cake orders.
Ready in 3 minutes.

A menu with photos, cake and pie orders, opening hours, pickup or delivery and WhatsApp ordering at minisitee.com/yourname. You set it up yourself, from your phone.

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  • Menu with photos at your link
  • Cake orders through a form
  • No developer, no domain needed
minisitee.com/grainwheatbakerycafe
Example mini site, with scrolling: Grain & Wheat Bakery Café

Day to day

Fewer counter questions, more organized orders

Telling people what is fresh today, when you open and taking cake orders by message takes time that should go to the oven and the counter.

Without minisitee

  • Customers ask what you have and when you open, every day
  • Menu as loose photos sent by message
  • Cake orders noted in a chat, with no date or size
  • Pickup or delivery arranged customer by customer

With minisitee

  • Menu with photos and opening hours at the same link
  • Coffees, breads, savories and sweets as cards
  • Orders as a form, with date, quantity and notes
  • Customers choose pickup or delivery in the order itself
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Suggested structure

Mini site for cafés and bakeries: the structure

This is how the finished mini site looks, top to bottom. Next to each part, the tool you use to create it.

Example mini site (Grain & Wheat Bakery Café), part 1: Header
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HeaderPhoto, name, city and a short description of your business. You fill it in under Account.
Example mini site (Grain & Wheat Bakery Café), part 2: WhatsApp button
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WhatsApp buttonButton with a ready message: “Place my order”. Opens with the heading “Fresh warm bread today”.
Example mini site (Grain & Wheat Bakery Café), part 3: Product or Service
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Product or Service4 cards with photo: Coffee, Savory snacks and croissants, Bread, Cakes and sweets. Opens with the heading “Our counter”.
Example mini site (Grain & Wheat Bakery Café), part 4: Highlights
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HighlightsCards with an icon: Made every day; Breakfast and afternoon snack; A cozy spot; House recipes. Opens with the heading “Why visit us”.
Example mini site (Grain & Wheat Bakery Café), part 5: Photo gallery
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Photo gallery6 photos. Opens with the heading “Our little corner”.
Example mini site (Grain & Wheat Bakery Café), part 6: List
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ListOpen list: Choose the cake or pie; Pick the day; Pick up or get it delivered. Opens with the heading “Order cakes and pies”.
Example mini site (Grain & Wheat Bakery Café), part 7: Form
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Form“Cake or pie order”: 7 questions, and the answers arrive in Configure.
Example mini site (Grain & Wheat Bakery Café), part 8: FAQ
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FAQ6 questions and answers that open on tap. Opens with the heading “Frequently asked questions”.
Example mini site (Grain & Wheat Bakery Café), part 9: Opening hours
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Opening hoursDays and hours you are open.

Appear when you fill them in: Google review, Address with map, Social networks.

Tools

What a café or bakery mini site needs

You add only what you use. Each tool can be added, removed or moved with a tap.

  • Menu with photos

    Coffees, breads, savories and sweets as cards, with photo, description and optional price.

  • Cake orders

    A form with date, quantity, pickup or delivery and notes. The answers arrive in Configure.

  • WhatsApp button

    To place today's order or ask a question directly.

  • Opening hours

    The hours for each day of the week, so customers know if you are open.

  • Gallery of your corner

    Photos of the counter, fresh batches and the space.

  • FAQ

    Delivery, pickup, order lead time, gluten-free options, payment.

  • Address with map

    Where your café or bakery is.

  • Google review and social links

    A link to review you on Google and Instagram with the latest news.

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Online orders

How customers order a cake

You add your menu, set the questions for the order and receive each request organized in Configure.

  1. 1

    They open your link

    From your Instagram bio or WhatsApp, and see the menu with photos and your hours.

  2. 2

    They fill in the order

    They pick the day, what they want and for how many people, and say whether they prefer pickup or delivery.

  3. 3

    You confirm on WhatsApp

    The order arrives in Configure with the customer's WhatsApp, and you settle the details.

Guide

Café and bakery: what to show on your mini site and how to take cake orders

A walk-in customer decides by smell; a phone customer decides by photo. Your mini site has to do the smell's job: show what is coming out of the oven and when to come.

The counter as cards, from breakfast to afternoon snack

Build one card for each counter group in the Product or service tool: coffees, breads, savory pastries and croissants, cakes and sweets. The ideal photo is the display case or a fresh batch, in natural light. In the description, add ingredients and size: “Cheese bread, portion of 6”. Price is optional but helpful. Put your Hours somewhere obvious, because the most repeated question a bakery gets is “what time do you open?”.

A cake order is a form, not a loose conversation

Custom cakes and tarts are hard exactly because the details arrive in pieces: date, size, filling, message on top, pickup or delivery. Create a Form with those questions, one per field, and use a short List to explain the flow: choose the cake, agree on the day, pick up or receive. Answers arrive organized in Configure. State the minimum notice in the FAQ so nobody asks for the same day.

Photos of the space, and dates that deserve a notice

People choosing a café for a meetup look at the place. Use the Gallery with 4 to 6 photos: counter, corner table, a cup by the window. Around holidays like Easter and Christmas, the Countdown tells people until when you accept orders. Round it off with the Address with map and the link to leave a Google review. The WhatsApp button stays for same-day orders or a quick question.

Best practices

Best practices for a cafe and bakery mini site

Bakeries and cafes sell early in the morning, in batches, and also take cake orders days in advance.

The bread name the customer recognizes

French roll, baguette roll and bread roll can be the same product in different regions.

  • Title: “Drip coffee”; description: “brewed to order, arabica beans”
  • Title: “Sourdough bread”; description: “24 to 48 hour fermentation”
  • Grams or count in the short note: “6 pieces” or “500 g”
  • Allergens listed: milk, eggs, gluten

Counter cards in four groups with natural light photos

Build a card for each group on the counter: Coffees, Breads, Savory and croissants, Cakes and sweets.

  • Coffees: espresso, cappuccino, drip, iced
  • Breads: French roll, whole wheat, sourdough
  • Savory: cheese bread, croissant, empanada
  • Cakes: by the slice and whole, with weight or slice count

Batches and hours: the question that repeats most

The daily question is “when do you open?” and right after, “is the bread out yet?”.

  • 1st WhatsApp button: “Hi! I want to order. What’s fresh today?”
  • 2nd Hours, open at 6:30 am on weekdays
  • 3rd Breads card or the batch List
  • Bio: “Sourdough bread, specialty coffee and cakes to order. Open 6:30 am to 7 pm.”

Cake orders by form, with the lead time written down

Cake orders arrive in pieces: date, size, batter, filling, frosting, message and pickup.

  • For which day? (date, required)
  • Size (single: 10, 20 or 30 slices)
  • Batter and filling (single, one list of flavors)
  • Message on the cake (short text, up to 200 characters)
  • Pickup or delivery (single) and notes (long text)

Scheduled pickup with the Booking calendar

For those picking up an order, Booking avoids the queue and a cake waiting on the counter.

  • Booking calendar of 15 min, 24 h notice, 30 days ahead
  • On Pro, you get an email for each pickup request
  • Customers see only free slots

Dates that change the counter: Easter, Christmas, harvest festivals

Cafes and bakeries live on dates: Easter eggs and panettone have order deadlines and sell out, and the year end changes your hours.

  • Countdown: “Christmas orders until Dec 18”
  • Seasonal card with photos and weight
  • Holiday hours updated the day before

Atmosphere, Wi-Fi and people working at the table

Someone choosing a cafe to work or to meet a friend looks at the place first.

  • 3 column Gallery with 6 photos
  • Highlights: Wi-Fi, outlets, quiet in the afternoon
  • Question: “Can I stay and work?”
  • Google review with the call “Enjoyed it? Rate us”

Other businesses

minisitee also works for

Your café can have a mini site today

Add your menu with photos, your hours and the order form, and receive cake orders already organized.

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FAQ

Questions from café and bakery owners

Can customers order a cake through the website?

Yes. With the Form you create up to 20 questions, such as date, flavor, quantity and pickup or delivery, and the answers arrive in Configure.

Can I show my menu with photos?

Yes. Each coffee, bread, savory or sweet becomes a Product or Service card, with photo, description and optional price.

Can customers order on WhatsApp?

Yes. The WhatsApp button opens a chat with a ready-made message, and you choose the text.

Can I show my opening hours?

Yes. With the Hours tool you enter the hours for each day of the week.

Does it work if I only do delivery or pickup?

Yes. You ask in the form and on WhatsApp whether customers prefer pickup or delivery, and your mini site speaks Portuguese, English and Spanish.

Can I highlight today's bread or cake?

Yes. Edit the card or the heading from your phone when the batch changes, and use the Countdown for ordering dates such as Easter and Christmas.

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