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This project was not easy, but we made it.
Gorky Preparty Place is a bar with almost 8 years of history, atmosphere, people, and memories behind it.
Before this challenge, Gorky did not have a proper website. Its online presence was mostly Instagram, photos, posts, and direct messages. Guests had to search separately for the menu, reservations, events, address, and contact options.
For the Base44 Give it a Glow Challenge, I built Gorky Bar Concierge — a complete digital preparty experience for the bar.
The new website brings everything into one place: landing page, reservations, visual menu, guest orders, events, About Us, address, WhatsApp, and phone contact.
The goal was not just to make a website, but to keep the real identity of Gorky: dark, warm, cinematic, elegant, and connected to the atmosphere of the bar.
Before: Instagram and direct messages.
After: a full digital concierge experience built in Base44.
Built for Gorky Preparty Place, Bishkek.
This looks great. The only thing is the nav bar feels a bit cramped with all those menu items crowded in. I love the create your cocktail feature does it recommend matching drinks already on your menu or can people actually design a custom order?
Thank you very much for your opinion, I will fix this issue in the future. As for cocktails, generation comes from the products that are in stock and comes from the technological map of the bar itself.
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