El Burro Oslo

El Burro Oslo

Tacos in Oslo.. yep. When I lived in Australia, getting Mexican food was always hit or miss – so hope El Burro’s food is as good as their website. BTW – this is a great one-pager for a restaurant (which we’ve said before… restaurant websites usually stink). I’m not usually a big fan of gradients – but this one (on the menu area) has such a gradual fade that it feels a little magical… yep – time to get coffee – but it’s pretty cool.

Tacos in Oslo.. yep. When I lived in Australia, getting Mexican food was always hit or miss – so hope El Burro’s food is as good as their website. BTW – this is a great one-pager for a restaurant (which we’ve said before… restaurant websites usually stink). I’m not usually a big fan of gradients – but this one (on the menu area) has such a gradual fade that it feels a little magical… yep – time to get coffee – but it’s pretty cool.

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