Lucille's American Cafe Website Analysis

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In order to conduct the research in Lucille's American Cafe, we researched their name on to search engine sites such as Google and Bing. Searching up the restaurant, their website along with reviews were found. Their website had a background of how, who, and what inspired them to create the restaurant theme or “American Diner”. As well as having their background and a menu, they have a few minimal discounts you can use when you go to the diner. Overlooking the site help us learn how they try to gain new customers. The website had additional links to the diner’s social media accounts: Twitter and Instagram. The diner’s Twitter is very active unlike the Instagram account. Their twitter account post daily pics of their new meals and current ones off their menu. …show more content…
Their information was scarce, and could have talked a little more about their deals, and recent events that were going on in order to bring in more customers. The website had shared a heartwarming om the story of Lucilles came to be. Such as how it started all the way as far back as World War II and how while Lucille had waited for her sweetheart she would cook the most amazing meals, and send it to the brave soldiers as a care package. She shared her gift with the world by opening up Lucille's American Cafe, but she could bring more revenue with the right resources. As we had found in our research studies we had looked at the geographic area of where Lucille's is. In Weston we had researched the demographics of the area and found out that it’s only a couple minutes away from the beach, and although there are other restaurants that surround the place, Lucille's should stand on its own by the unique food, style, and class that this restaurant brings. We also found that Weston is a ever changing location with different people with different backgrounds, but Lucille’s never really changes, and that’s the best part. Kids, adults and elders can come and enjoy this timeless place great for any family to

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