My latest project built with Bricks, fresh out of the box. Online order for Pizza store in NYC using WooCommerce + Orderable plugin. Customer was very satisfied and will use the same set up to built more websites with food order. BIG PLUS is that I had purchased an one-time payment LTD for Orderable when it first came out, so customer won’t have to pay the hefty subscription of $250/yearly that Orderable is selling now.
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Site looks great! I just wanted to give you a heads up that when I visited the site I got quite a few errors in the console referencing " https://mammaspizzaus.bigscoots-staging.com". It looks like a quick find/replace of the database might be in order. A plugin we’ve had good luck with is https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-migrate-db/.
Thanks for the heads up! It seems that Bricks had generated static CSS files, that needed to be regenerated after the the clone from staging to live.
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Congrats on the successful project! It sounds like a solid setup using Bricks, WooCommerce, and the Orderable plugin—especially with that lifetime deal you snagged for Orderable. Having a cost-effective solution like that is a big win for both you and your client, and it’s great to hear that they’re already planning to replicate the system for more websites.
If someone’s wondering how to make a food delivery website, your approach is a perfect example. WooCommerce and Orderable provide the flexibility to build a custom online ordering system without the need for a recurring subscription fee. I imagine the one-time payment setup really sweetened the deal for your client, too!
Thanks for sharing—this is a great inspiration for anyone looking to enter the food delivery business without overcomplicating things.