How Does Our Website Use Cookies to Improve Your Visit?

What Are Cookies and How Do They Work?

Cookies are small text files that a website places on your browser or device when you visit. They help the site remember basic details, like whether you have seen a notice before or whether a page feature should load a certain way.

Think of them as the little order tickets behind the counter. They do not cook the meal, and they do not tell the whole story of your visit. They simply help the website keep track of a few practical details so the experience feels less clunky the next time you stop by.

Session cookies and persistent cookies

Some cookies last only while your browser is open. These are called session cookies, and they usually disappear after you close the browser window.

Persistent cookies stay on your device for a set period or until you delete them. These can help remember choices over time, such as cookie consent preferences. The exact lifetime depends on the cookie, your browser settings, and whether you clear your browsing data.

Which Types of Cookies Do We Currently Use?

We use cookies carefully and for ordinary website purposes. This page covers the categories that may apply to dumontburger now or as planned features are added.

Some features may be introduced gradually, so the cookies active during one visit may not match a future visit exactly.

How Do Third-Party and External Cookies Function?

Not every cookie connected to a website is placed directly by the site owner. Some come from outside services that help with measurement, delivery, security, or future advertising tools.

For dumontburger, external analytics services may be used to understand website performance and visitor movement in broad terms. Advertising partners may also place cookies in the future if we run personalized campaigns or measure ad activity.

Hosting, CDN, and delivery services

Our hosting and content delivery services may use technical tools to deliver pages quickly, route traffic, protect the site, or keep pages available during busy periods. These services are more like the prep station than the dining room: most visitors never notice them, but the site depends on them working cleanly in the background.

How Can You Manage or Disable Your Cookie Settings?

You can manage cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers let you block cookies, delete existing cookies, or receive a notice before a cookie is stored. The controls are usually found under privacy, security, or site settings.

If you disable cookies, the website should still be readable, but some features may not remember your choices. You may see the cookie notice again. Certain interactive elements may feel less smooth. It is a bit like asking the counter team to forget your usual order every time you walk in.

What to check in your browser

• Delete cookies already stored by your browser.
• Block third-party cookies if you want tighter control over outside services.
• Use private or incognito browsing when you want fewer local traces from a session.
• Review site permissions from time to time, especially after browser updates.

Browser settings vary by product and version, so the exact labels may change. Your choices may also need to be repeated on each device or browser you use.

How Will You Know If Our Cookie Policy Changes?

We may revise this Cookie Policy when our website tools, analytics setup, advertising plans, or legal obligations change. When that happens, we will update the date at the top of this page.

For smaller edits, such as clearer wording or formatting, the updated date may be the main notice. For material changes, we may provide a more visible notice on the website, such as a banner or renewed consent prompt where appropriate.

This Cookie Policy should be read alongside our Privacy Policy, which explains how we handle personal information more broadly.

Our recommendation is simple: keep essential cookies on, review third-party cookie settings in your browser, and revisit this page when the updated date changes.