What We Did: Blackbird Kitchen+ Bar | Sacramento, CA
If you live in Sacramento, you have probably already heard of Blackbird Kitchen+ Bar. The foodies and local rags were buzzing about this new restaurant for over a year before the restaurant was finally ready to open their doors- and they did not disappoint!
If you’re into seafood+ dark, sexy atmosphere, and interesting local beer and wine (huge selection)- you need to check out Blackbird.

In order to match the look and feel of Blackbird’s physical space in the heart of downtown Sacramento, we went with a dark color scheme on the website. We embedded their logo font for use in titles and headers to give the site a consistent look with their brand image. Since their menu is based on local, hyperseasonal ingredients, we created a simple system in order to upload new menus whenever necessary.
Throughout the website building process, we were given very limited art direction or feedback, which is always a fun challenge. When the restaurant opened, and the website was ready to go live, no one affiliated with Blackbird had even seen the site! But- we went forward and launched the site to much acclaim from Chef/Owner Carina Lampkin. We were invited to the friends and family opening night, and during her first dinner service, Carina came out of the kitchen to tell us, “You nailed it! I love the website.” Happy clients like this is what keeps us going.
Thank you to Stephanie Barber, Karen + John Thacker, Carina Lampkin, Dona Bridges and Tyler Stacy for giving us the opportunity to create this website and be a part of the Blackbird Kitchen+ Bar family!












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