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Little Moir's — Restaurants & Hospitality case study by Wavelength

Little Moir's

Restaurants & Hospitality

A beloved Jupiter restaurant group, kept fresh and fully booked through always-on content.

Services
Web · Photo · Video · Social · Branding
Location
Jupiter, FL
Engagement
Ongoing (Wavelength Studio Pass)

Websites we built

Every brand in the group, designed and built by Wavelength.
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Overview

Little Moir’s is a celebrated Jupiter restaurant group — Food Shack, Leftovers Cafe, Hibiscus StrEATery, Maxi’s Lineup, a catering company, and the newest concept, Sweet Fish. Known for fresh, sustainable seafood, the group needed a partner who could keep every location’s marketing consistent and current.

What We Did

We designed and built the group’s entire family of websites — the main Little Moir’s site that ties the brands together, plus standalone sites for Food Shack, Leftovers Café, and Little Moir’s Catering (with the new Sweet Fish site on the way). Each one shares a consistent voice while giving every concept its own personality.

Through the Wavelength Studio Pass we also run an always-on content program across all of the concepts — monthly food and beverage photography, chef and event coverage, quick-turn social video, and design work. Our team is on-site regularly, capturing dishes, people, and atmosphere, so each brand always has a steady stream of on-brand content for web, social, and campaigns.

Deliverables

  • Little Moir’s group site — littlemoirs.com
  • Food Shack site — littlemoirsfoodshack.com
  • Leftovers Café site — leftoverscafe.com
  • Little Moir’s Catering site — littlemoirscatering.com
  • Sweet Fish website (in progress)
  • Monthly food & beverage photography
  • Social media video, reels & event coverage
  • Graphic & marketing design

Highlights

  • A full family of websites — group hub plus four brand sites — all built by Wavelength
  • A single content partnership spanning five-plus concepts
  • A restaurant group recognized by The New York Times, Southern Living, and Jupiter Magazine