Cookies, the honest menu
What we bake into your browser, why, and how to clear the plate. This policy covers rooandemubistro.com only — the full privacy picture lives in our Privacy Policy.
What a cookie actually is
A cookie is a small text file a website saves to your browser so it can remember things between visits — that your table's booked, that you've seen the banner, which pages get read. That's the whole trick. No scripts, no profiles, no funny business.
Every cookie on this site is set by us — no ad networks, no data brokers, no exceptions.
The full list, nothing hidden
Your banner choice
Remembers whether you accepted or declined, so the banner stops asking.
Stored 12 months · Local storageMenu & form state
Remembers which dish you were reading on the menu page and keeps form fields from clearing mid-typing.
Cleared when you close the tabStandard logs
Our host keeps anonymous request logs (pages, times, error codes) for security and uptime.
Rotated every 30 daysHow to clear the deck
Decline the banner and nothing beyond the essentials is stored. Changed your mind? Every browser lets you wipe cookies or block them outright — the site keeps working either way.
In your browser
Settings → Privacy → Cookies. Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge all have a clear-all option under Privacy.
Private browsing
Incognito windows drop cookies when closed — handy for a one-off visit.
Ask us instead
Email [email protected] and we'll confirm exactly what's held against your booking.
We'll say so, plainly
If we ever add a cookie that matters, this page gets updated and the date at the top changes. Material changes get flagged on the homepage banner for a month. Questions in the meantime: [email protected].