Mariscos Puerto Nuevo MARISCOSPUERTO NUEVO · SEASIDE Seven Seas · One Clear Menu
01/ 09
WEBSITE + LOCAL GROWTH PROPOSAL SEASIDE, CALIFORNIA

Seven seas.
One clear menu.

Mariscos Puerto Nuevo has served Monterey Bay since 1991. This is a proposal for the website that finally makes the 7 Mares, the cold bar, the breakfast hours and the phone number easy to find.

  • 580 Broadway Ave · Seaside
  • (831) 583-0411
  • Since 1991 · Closed Tuesdays
Luis Guzman Prepared for Mariscos Puerto Nuevo by Luis Guzman · Brandcore
THE ACTUAL MENU COVER Reimagined as the front door.
Move your pointer across the stage.
MONTEREY BAY36.6146° N · 121.8514° W
02 / THE AUDIT mariscospn.com · captured 10.29.26

A 1991 kitchen. A website that hides it.

We looked at the live site the way a guest does: on a phone, hungry, and in a hurry. Four things get in the way before the first bite.

The food is worth the trip.
The menu should be worth the tap.

mariscospn.com Actual homepage
The current Mariscos Puerto Nuevo homepage: a desktop hero with a parchment logo tile and a large food photograph Scanned logo tile No call action Menu is another page
Actual homepage, captured 10.29.26. The menu opens as scanned pages.
  1. 01
    The menu

    Eight menu scans, zero readable text.

    The whole menu is published as image scans on /menu.html. Dish names and prices live inside the pictures — hard for a phone reader, a search engine and a tired guest.

    SOURCE · mariscospn.com/menu.html · 8 menu images
  2. 02
    First impression

    The logo arrives as a scanned box.

    The site uses a 302×252 logo image on a parchment tile over the hero. At phone size it reads as a stamp, not the mark guests know from the menu.

    SOURCE · homepage hero · logo asset 302×252
  3. 03
    Action

    The phone number is not the first move.

    A guest ready to order has to leave the hero and find the number. There is no tap-to-call or directions action in the opening view.

    SOURCE · homepage header / hero
  4. 04
    Mobile

    A wide composition on a narrow screen.

    The desktop hero, logo tile and scanned menu stack into a long pinch-and-zoom read on a phone. Nothing is designed for the thumb.

    SOURCE · homepage layout + menu scans
SOURCE · live public site, 2026-10-29 · no analytics or private data used02 / 09
03 / THE GAP The guest's path, today

At 7:40 on a Friday, eight scans delay dinner.

This is the path a guest takes today. Every extra step is a moment to give up and pick the next place on the list.

Today
  1. 01Search “mariscos Seaside”
  2. 02Land on a desktop hero
  3. 03Pinch through 8 menu scans
  4. 04Hunt for the phone number
Proposed
  1. 01Search “mariscos Seaside”
  2. 02Read the menu by category
  3. 03Tap Call or Directions
What the build fixes
  • Readable dishes and prices before the call
  • Hours and the Tuesday closure up front
  • One-tap call and directions on every screen

Illustrative guest moment · no customer quote or analytics claim.

mariscospn.com•••
One scanned page of the Mariscos Puerto Nuevo menu, shown at phone width
Pinch to read
A sizzling seafood plate from the Mariscos Puerto Nuevo kitchen, from the restaurant's own website
The kitchen is not the problem. The path is.
The point

The room already has a story. The website just needs to tell it.

SOURCE · current homepage and menu scans, 2026-10-2903 / 09
04 / THE FLAGSHIP A working concept · not the live site

A menu that reads like the room feels.

A working concept for mariscospn.com: real dishes, real prices from your printed menu, and a phone view that puts the call button under the thumb. Click through the tabs.

mariscospn.com Proposed · interactive
Seaside, California · Since 1991

Traditional Mexican seafood & homestyle plates.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner on Broadway Avenue. See the menu, check today's hours and call to order.

7 MaresSeven seas soup MariscadaSizzling skillet CampechanaCold bar
A plate from the Mariscos Puerto Nuevo kitchen, from the restaurant's own website
Visit580 Broadway Ave
Seaside, CA 93955
Regular hoursMon & Wed–Fri 9a–9p
Sat–Sun 8:30a–9p · Closed Tue
Mariscos Puerto NuevoMenu · Hours · Visit
CONCEPT · mariscospn.com · illustrative UI, real menu prices04 / 09
05 / THE SYSTEM What Brandcore actually builds

One partner for the whole front door.

The website is the center. These are the pieces that make it work after launch — scoped, owned and reported in plain language.

01

Website

A fast, readable flagship with the menu, hours, directions and the story of the room.

Mobile-first build · real content
02

Menu system

Dishes and prices in real text, with a simple path to update a dish when the kitchen changes it.

8 scans → editable categories
03

Local search

Google Business Profile categories, hours, address and site details kept consistent.

Seaside + Monterey Bay searches
04

Content

A repeatable library of real dishes, the room and the people — not stock seafood.

Photo direction · dish notes
05

Direct contact

Call and directions actions on every screen, with the Tuesday closure impossible to miss.

One tap · no hunting
06

Care

A monthly check-in for menu changes, hours, broken links and fresh seasonal content.

60 days included · ongoing optional
The boundary

We do not take over your POS, your reservations or your guest list. The build connects to the tools you already use.

Next / the proofA real Brandcore rebuild.
Brandcore services · scoped for Mariscos Puerto Nuevo05 / 09
06 / THE PROOF A real Brandcore rebuild

Same respect. New first impression.

For United Facilities Group, Brandcore replaced a dated site with a clear, mobile-first flagship. Different industry, same job: make the first impression match the operation.

United Facilities Group website after the Brandcore rebuild: a dark blue hero with a clear headline and a direct call to action
United Facilities Group website before the Brandcore rebuild: a dense legacy layout
Before After
United Facilities Group · ufgworks.comActual before/after screenshots. Drag the divider. No performance metrics or testimonials claimed.
01What changed

A dense legacy page became a single, confident front door with a clear service promise and one action.

02What carried over

The real company, its actual services and its identity — not a template with a new logo.

03What it proves

Brandcore can make a serious operation look as capable online as it is in the field.

SOURCE · Brandcore client work · ufgworks.com · no invented results06 / 09
07 / THE ROADMAP Proposed schedule · agreed at kickoff

3 days to align. 7 days to build. 60 days of care.

A proposed schedule, agreed at kickoff. You approve the menu, photos and access; we keep the build moving.

01Days 1–3

Align the menu and the decisions.

A 1-on-1 with Luis to agree the menu categories, the photos, the access and the one person who signs off.

  • Menu content plan for every menu section
  • Access and approvals checklist
  • Launch date confirmed together
Owner · Luis + your team
02Days 4–10

Build the flagship.

The site takes shape with the real menu, real photos and the call and directions paths a guest needs.

  • Mobile-first site and menu system
  • Hours, Tuesday closure and contact actions
  • QA on real phones before launch
Owner · Brandcore build
03Days 11–70

Launch, then keep it current.

After launch, the menu and hours stay current while the local presence gets the same attention.

  • Launch handoff and training
  • Google Business Profile alignment
  • 60 days of menu and hours updates
Owner · Brandcore + Luis
You supply Menu approvalCurrent photosDomain / hosting accessOne decision-maker
The first 70 days
Day 10 · Launch daySite live, menu live, call and directions tested, handoff recorded.
Day 30 · First checkMenu changes, hours corrections and a Google Business Profile check.
Day 70 · Care reviewWhat is working, what needs updating, and whether ongoing care makes sense.
PROPOSED · dates confirmed at kickoff · no ranking or revenue promise07 / 09
08 / THE ENGAGEMENT No package prices · scope first
01 / THE FIRST STEP

Menu Fix

For the restaurant that needs the menu readable now.

  • Mobile menu in real text
  • Hours + Tuesday closure
  • Call and directions links
Not included: a new site, online ordering or paid ads. About a week after content approval
Recommended 02 / THE FULL FRONT DOOR

Flagship

For the restaurant ready to replace the whole first impression.

  • Everything in Menu Fix
  • A new mobile-first website
  • Local search alignment
  • 60 days of care
Not included: online ordering, POS integration or paid ad spend. About 10 days after kickoff
03 / THE ONGOING PARTNER

Flagship + Growth

For the restaurant that wants the site to keep working.

  • Everything in Flagship
  • Monthly menu + hours updates
  • Seasonal content and local check-ins
Not included: paid ad spend, POS integration or staffing. Monthly, after launch
Scope and inclusions are specific · pricing quoted after the call08 / 09
09 / LET'S TALK Direct partner access

Let's put the menu where the guests are.

I'll walk you through the audit, the concept and the launch plan in 15 minutes. No pressure, no prepared contract — just a clear next step.

Luis Guzman, Client Partner at Brandcore
Your dedicated partner

Luis Guzman

Client Partner · Brandcore

Your 7 Mares, Mariscada, cold bar and breakfast menu deserve a clear mobile home. Let's review the proposed layout and talk through your priorities in a brief 15-minute walkthrough.

luis@brandcore.io Direct (669) 310-0700 Office (669) 281-0188
Brandcore.io San Francisco Bay Area Sales Solutions
Pick a time

Let's talk.

Thursday at 1 PM or Friday at 2 PM Pacific, or choose any weekday between 9 AM and 5 PM.

Open an unsent email draft

All times are Pacific. Choosing a time prepares an email to Luis; nothing is booked until confirmed.

Prepared for Mariscos Puerto Nuevo · Seaside, CA · 2026 No call, email or booking is sent from this page.
What happens next
01Pick a time
02Luis confirms
0315-minute walkthrough
Prepared by Luis Guzman · Brandcore
PRIVATE PROPOSAL · 2026