I'm Jordan. I build these myself.

I'm American, I live in Poland, and I write every one of these sites by hand.

Webrion isn't a company with a team behind it. It's me. When you email, I'm the one who reads it and I'm the one who answers. There's no account manager in the middle, no ticket number, and nobody you get handed between. If you want the soup of the day changed, you tell me and I change it.

At an agency you'd be client number three hundred and something, sitting in a queue behind bigger accounts. I'd rather work with a small number of restaurants I actually know the names of. That's why a change takes two days instead of two weeks.

The Poland part is worth being straight about. I'm six or seven hours ahead of most of the US, which means if something breaks during your Friday dinner rush it's the middle of the night here. I'm not going to promise I'll answer at 2am. What I will tell you is that it gets dealt with by your morning, and that these sites are built simply on purpose, which is a large part of why they don't tend to break.

I've built for places in Poland and in Texas. Same approach either way: work out what the site actually needs to do, build that, and keep it current.