Hello! Some of your images look lo-res and old...I would think it would be inexpensive and worth JC's while to update the food images. The Lo-mein looks lo-res on the menus at the center and on the website. The more delectable the food looks on the web and the menu, the more likely JC will receive new members wanting to try their food.

Also, I noticed that you do update the photos when a new image is available, however, you also need to take the foods that are no longer available OFF of the web and the menu at the center. That is false advertising. I do understand that if the center has printed menus that they must use up, then they would still have those pictures but for the web, you should really take the image OFF immediately. Why do you still have the florentine ravioli on the site if it hasn't been available in a long time? That is false advertising, in my opinion, making it look like there is more available than there actually is....

Smart post! I definitely second that. As a self-described graphic designer, I definitely notice the image quality, among other things on the site, and not only are some lo-res, but in some cases, the photos are actually somewhat unappetizing. That's unfortunate, because sometimes the photos don't do the meals justice! JC food is great; don't risk making it look like it's not!