Who is responsible
The KALIMERA companies named in our legal notice are responsible for the personal data collected through this site. One address for any question about it:
Privacy
Your data, in plain words
No advertising. Visits are counted only if you say yes. Here is the little we collect, why, and what you can ask of us.
Who can see it
The KALIMERA teams who deal with your request, and two companies whose tools we use: Netlify, which hosts this site and stores what the forms send, and IONOS, which hosts our mailboxes.
Netlify is based in the United States. It takes part in the EU–US Data Privacy Framework and its UK extension, which cover transfers of personal data to the United States.
What we collect, and why
Only what each form needs to reply to you.
- Contact formYour name, your email address and your message, with the restaurant concerned if you tell us.So we can answer you.
- Event enquiryYour name, your email address, your phone number if you give it, and the date, place and number of guests.So we can prepare a quote.
- NewsletterYour email address and, if you choose one, your KALIMERA.So we can send you our news.
Legal bases: our legitimate interest in replying to you (contact form), steps taken at your request before a contract (event enquiry), your consent, which you can withdraw at any time (newsletter). Each form also records the language of the page; a name and an email address are the least we need to reply.
We never sell your details, never pass them to advertisers and never use them to build a profile of you.
How long we keep it
- Messages and event enquiriesFor as long as we are in touch, then for no more than three years after our last exchange.
- NewsletterUntil you unsubscribe.
Cookies, and what stays on your device
This site sets no cookies until you accept the counting of visits. If you accept, Google Analytics sets its own and tells us how many people visit, which pages they read, what they use on them (a restaurant’s menu, the quiz, the booking window, a call) and where they came from. Your answer is kept in your browser for six months, and you can change it at any time with “Cookies”, at the foot of every page.
Two other things come from other companies that may use their own cookies: the map on a restaurant’s page (Google) and the booking window (TheFork).
Three things are kept in your own browser and never sent to us: your answer about cookies, the restaurant you last looked at, so that the Menu and Book buttons know which one you mean, and the latest Instagram posts, for an hour, so the homepage loads faster.
Your rights
You can ask us for a copy of your data, have it corrected or deleted, object to its use or ask us to limit it, take it elsewhere, and withdraw your consent. French law also lets you leave instructions about what should happen to your data after your death. Write to us at the address above: we answer within one month.
Not happy with how we have handled your data? Tell us at the same address: we acknowledge every complaint within 30 days and tell you what we have done about it. You can also complain to the data protection authority where you live: the CNIL in France, the ICO in the United Kingdom.
Services from other companies
A few parts of the site come from other companies. To show them, your browser contacts their servers, which see your IP address, as any website you visit does.
- Google FontsThe typefaces, on every page.
- Google AnalyticsCounting visits, only if you accept. Google then receives your IP address, the pages you look at and what you use on them, under its own privacy policy.
- Google MapsThe map on each restaurant’s page, loaded as you scroll to it. Google may then use its own cookies.
- TheForkThe booking window for London and Bordeaux, only when you open it. It uses its own cookies, under TheFork’s privacy policy.
- Open-MeteoThe day’s weather in each restaurant’s city.
- Behold and InstagramOur latest posts, on the homepage.
Links to other sites (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, WeCanDoo, the press) lead to services that have their own rules.