Legal & privacy
Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how roundtablespizza.site uses cookies and similar technologies. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy. The site is operated by Round Table Pizza Catering, 1280 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309, USA.
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The rest of our legal pages
Questions about cookies can go to +1-404-555-0832 during business hours, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
What they are
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow the site to remember your actions and preferences over time, and they help site operators understand how visitors use their pages. They are not programs and they do not run on your device between visits.
When you return to roundtablespizza.site, a cookie already stored by your browser can be read again by the site that set it. That is what makes a remembered preference possible, and it is also what lets an analytics tool count a returning visit separately from a first one.
How we use them
How we use cookies
We use cookies to support basic site functionality, such as remembering form state during a session, and to understand how visitors navigate the site so we can improve it. We do not use cookies to serve targeted advertising on this site.
Session memory
A short-lived cookie keeps the details you typed into a form from disappearing while you move between pages.
Visit patterns
Analytics tells us which pages people reach and where they stop, so we can fix confusing parts of the site.
Your choices
If you pick a setting on the site, a preference cookie holds that choice for your next visit.
No ad targeting
We do not run advertising cookies on this site, and we do not build advertising profiles from your visit.
Categories on this site
Types of cookies we use
Three categories cover everything set by roundtablespizza.site. The list below explains what each one does, whether you can turn it off through the site, and what stops working if you do.
Strictly necessary
Required for the site to function and cannot be switched off through the site. They carry session state, keep a form from resetting mid-fill, and hold the basic security checks that every page load passes through. Blocking them in your browser will usually break parts of the site outright.
Analytics
Help us understand how visitors use the site, such as which pages are viewed most and how far people scroll before they leave. The reports are aggregate; they tell us that a page is read, not who read it. You can clear or block these cookies without losing site functionality.
Preferences
Remember choices you make, such as form inputs, so you do not have to re-enter the same details on a later visit. If you delete them, the site still works; it simply forgets what you selected last time.
The categories above describe what is set by us. Some cookies on the page may come from services we embed, which is covered next.
Third-party cookies
Some cookies may be set by third-party services we use, such as analytics providers or embedded content. These providers have their own privacy and cookie policies, and we do not control the cookies they set.
If a provider changes how it handles data, their own policy is the document that governs it. Where you can turn off a third-party cookie, the setting usually lives in that provider's tool or in your browser rather than on our site.
How to read a provider's policy
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Check whether the cookie is set only while you are on our page or stays after you leave. Persistent cookies are the ones worth reading about.
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Look for the retention period. A cookie that expires in a day behaves very differently from one that lasts a year.
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Find the opt-out instructions. Most analytics providers publish one, and it is usually a browser setting or a small add-on.
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If something looks unclear, ask us and we will tell you which provider set it and what it does.
Managing cookies
Most browsers allow you to control cookies through their settings. You can usually block or delete cookies, and you can set your browser to alert you when a cookie is placed. If you disable cookies, some parts of the site may not work as intended.
Blocking cookies in your browser
Every major browser has a privacy or site-data panel where cookies can be listed and removed. Blocking all cookies at once is the blunt option: it will also remove the strictly necessary ones, and forms on the site may stop holding what you typed. Blocking only third-party cookies is a narrower choice that keeps our own functionality intact.
Clearing cookies you already have
Deleting stored cookies ends the memory they were holding. After a clear, the site treats you as a new visitor: saved form inputs are gone, and analytics starts a fresh count. You can delete individual cookies by name if you want to remove an analytics cookie while keeping the ones that keep the site working.
Private browsing and cookie alerts
A private or incognito window discards cookies when you close it, which is useful for checking how the site behaves without saved preferences. Turning on cookie alerts in your browser settings shows each cookie as it is placed, which is a practical way to see what a page actually sets before you decide whether to keep it.
What happens if cookies are disabled
With cookies off, pages should still load, but anything that depends on remembering state can behave unexpectedly. Form fields may empty between steps, and preference choices will not carry over. The parts of the site that matter for reading our menu, services, and contact details keep working, so disabling cookies is not a barrier to getting in touch about an event.
Changes to this policy
We may update this policy from time to time. The current version will always be posted on this page. When something material changes, such as a new category of cookie or a different provider, the description here will be rewritten rather than quietly adjusted, so the page stays an accurate account of what is actually set.
If you want to know which version of the policy was in force when you last visited, note the date of your visit and contact us. We can tell you what the page said at that point.
Contact
For questions about this policy, contact Round Table Pizza Catering, 1280 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309, USA. Phone: +1-404-555-0832.
Business hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM. On Saturday and Sunday we are available by appointment for events.
Where to go next
Questions about cookies, or about an event?
Ask us directly and we will tell you what is set on the page you are reading and what it does. If you are planning a wedding, a corporate function, or a private party in Atlanta, the contact page is the right place to start.