The left half is fixed: a photograph of the brick-vaulted bar, the logotype, one reservation button, and social links. It does not move. Navigation, copy, and photography scroll in the right half, which keeps the booking button permanently on screen and makes the room the first thing a visitor sees.
Food photography arrives as an interactive carousel, three dishes at a time, so the page stays short while the kitchen still gets shown properly. A pinned WhatsApp booking shortcut in the header gives guests who would rather message an immediate route to a table.
The menu page keeps the bar photograph fixed on the left and puts mezzes, grilled dishes and desserts on the right. Labneh, hummus, ceviche and sirloin each carry a clear price and their ingredients, so the whole menu can be read without downloading a file.
The contact page puts an embedded map of central Vilnius next to the daily hours, the windows when somebody answers the phone, and a direct reservation link. All of it is one click from the top navigation.
On a phone the split becomes a vertical stack: the bar photo and the table reservation button at the top, then a menu dropdown and a single-column scroll. The site is live and taking bookings.