Buy the good thing
The market gets first say. Menus move instead of forcing ingredients into a fixed plan.
ABOUT / OPEN LATE

We built splashnight around the point where dinner becomes a night out.
Early in the evening, the room is a restaurant: clear light, full menu, slow tables. After ten, the lights drop, vinyl comes forward, the bar gets faster, and the menu tightens around food that wants another drink.
The visual system follows that shift. Print-poster blocks, ticket shapes, stamps, oversized numerals, and hand-cut composition turn the room and the site into one continuous piece of graphic energy.
HOW WE WORK
The market gets first say. Menus move instead of forcing ingredients into a fixed plan.
Charcoal should sharpen food, not flatten everything into smoke.
Fast when you need it, attentive when you want it, relaxed the rest of the time.