Start from working storefronts and mobile patterns instead of blank screens. Each example shows how Crave.js handles menus, carts, checkout, loyalty, and restaurant-specific workflows.
A bakery storefront with rich product merchandising, fulfillment selection, and a checkout-ready cart flow.
Use this as the default restaurant storefront baseline: a focused ordering surface with location context, menu presentation, and developer-friendly Next.js structure.
A quick-service storefront for high-intent menus, bold photography, location pages, and fast order starts.
Use this when the restaurant needs a sharper QSR flow: clear menu entry points, strong visual hierarchy, and a structure that is easy to re-skin for another cuisine.
A mobile ordering and loyalty reference app that turns Crave menus, checkout, and rewards into an app-store-quality flow.
Use this to study how the same restaurant primitives become a native app: home, menu, item modifiers, cart, checkout, rewards, account, and a small loyalty BFF.
Start with Leclerc or Xichuan when you need a public ordering site.
Use Hana Bento patterns when the brief calls for iOS, Android, rewards, and account flows.
Keep the Crave primitives and swap photography, copy, theme, and menu structure.