Restaurant · Antwerp
Bonbon Antwerp.
A restaurant with character.
A brand that shows it.
The brief
Parisian flair.
An Antwerp character.
Bonbon brings French-Belgian cuisine, live music and private dining together in the historic centre of Antwerp. We wanted that atmosphere to speak through the brand and the digital presence as well.
We built one recognisable line through the identity, the website and the print. From the wordmark on a business card to the way a guest discovers the menu or books a table.
Visit Bonbon
Parisian soul. Antwerp heart.
Recognisable,
down to the table.
The flowing wordmark gives Bonbon a handwriting of its own. Bordeaux and cream create a warm, refined look. The monogram makes the identity usable in places where the full logo has less room.
The same elements return on the menus, business cards and stickers. That way every touchpoint visibly belongs to the same restaurant.
Web design & development
The first impression
often happens online.
The menu, private dining and booking each get a clear place. The photography and colour palette bring the atmosphere of Bonbon to the screen.
From a quick look
to choosing a table.
On a phone the content gets a rhythm of its own. The booking button stays within reach, next to the navigation to the menu, contact and private dining.
That way the website answers a concrete question from the guest, from a first impression to a reservation.
Our approach to web design
Search visibility in numbers
Visible beyond
its own website.
Next to the design, we track how people find Bonbon. Below you see one month from Google Search Console and a saved mention in ChatGPT.
Google Search Console August 2026
- Organic search clicks
- 1,907
- Impressions on Google
- 9,087
What do these numbers say?+
These are all organic search clicks and impressions in this month, including searches for the brand name. They do not measure reservations or revenue, and without a comparison period they do not show growth. Source: the saved Google Search Console export.
From identity
to digital experience.
This case brings brand design, print, website and search visibility together. Need just one of those parts? You can come to us for that too.
Start a projectThe images combine original designs and website captures with staged mockups. The mockup scenes are not photos of the actual restaurant.
Back to the selected workGEO · A concrete search
Found through ChatGPT, too.
In this test search, asked in Dutch, ChatGPT names Bonbon as the best match for French-Belgian cuisine with live music. The answer links to the Bonbon website. That way the restaurant is also discovered through a question about a type of evening, without the user naming it.
More about AI search visibilityfrans belgische keuken met live muziek
View the full screenshot
Saved search answer. AI answers can differ by moment and user.
Let's meet
Start
a project.
Launching a brand, building a website or reaching more customers? Choose what suits you best. Thierry replies himself, in English, within one working day.
Message received
Thank you, your message is in.
What happens next.
- Thierry reads it himself.Your message goes straight to the managing director, not to a salesperson.
- A reply today, within 1 working day at the latest.In English, with a first indicative price or a few focused questions about your project.
- A 20-minute introduction.Online, by phone or at our studio in the Antwerp Tower. After that you receive a proposal with a price per part.
During office hours Thierry answers the phone himself.
Three questions everyone asks.
What does it cost?
A one-pager starts from €995, a website from €2,500 and a webshop from €3,500, excluding VAT. You get a price per part, so you can choose for yourself. All prices
How long does it take?
A one-pager is usually live after 2 to 3 weeks, a website with several pages after 1 to 4 weeks. Timing and delivery depend on how quickly feedback, copy and images come in.
What should I prepare?
Nothing is required. Useful to have at hand: what your business does and for whom, two or three websites you like, your logo if you have one, and your timing and budget.
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Source: Google Search Console.
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