Chez Pierre Man’Ouché

Lebanese Flatbread, Bayonne

Lebanese restaurant in Bayonne, listed in the 2025 Petit Futé. A site in three languages to read the menu and order, which Pierre updates himself.

June 19, 2026

Chez Pierre Man’Ouché – Lebanese Flatbread, Bayonne, screenshot 1

The need

Pierre Kayrouz makes Lebanese man’ouché on rue d’Espagne, in Bayonne. His kitchen already runs at full capacity: he needed a site that brings people in and takes orders, without giving him more work.

What the site does

His need	What the site does
Making people hungry before they come	The whole menu online, with its prices and allergens
Taking orders without picking up the phone	Two buttons, Delivery and Click & Collect, lead to online ordering
Changing a dish or a price without waiting for anyone	Pierre edits his menu himself, from a private area
Welcoming foreign visitors	The site exists in French, English and Spanish
Showing his reputation	The 2025 Petit Futé, France Bleu Pays Basque and Côte Basque Madame, cited on the site

The site

chezpierremanouche.fr

“Since the site went live, the restaurant's visibility has increased dramatically. We welcome far more international guests, who find us online before they even arrive in Bayonne, and our number of bookings has grown significantly.”

PierreChef & Founder, Chez Pierre Man'Ouché

What works behind the scenes

What the site does every day, without anyone having to think about it.

In place	What it brings
Found on Google	Every page has its own title and description, and the site gives Google its map: Google understands it on its first visit. The English and Spanish versions get it found in those two languages too.
Traffic measured	How many visitors, where they come from (Google, Instagram, a shared link), what they read: you know what brings customers in. No cookies, no personal data.
Protected from bots	An invisible check stops bots before a form is sent: no spam, no fake requests, and no puzzle for real visitors.
Backed up daily	The menu and its prices are copied every day, and the last seven copies stay available: a mistake can be undone. The data stays in the European Union, in Ireland.

Tested by CyberCrush

CyberCrush, our security audit tool, checks what an attacker looks at first: the encrypted connection, browser protections, files that should not be visible, the domain’s settings. It scores the site out of 100 and says what to fix, finding by finding.

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CyberCrush security scan score, out of 100

Chez Pierre Man’Ouché · grade B: 85
Other sites, on average · grade D: 67

Measured on the live site on October 18, 2026.

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