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Cantina Cobalto

Fictional restaurant — built by us to show the standard, not a client.

A complete seven-page modern Mexican restaurant site, clickable end to end. We built it because a new agency's client list is short, and we'd rather show you a finished build than a mockup. Everything on it works the way it would for a real kitchen.

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Homepage — a looping hero, office catering explained in three steps, the four things offices order most, and sample reviews from the people who booked them.
Homepage — a looping hero, office catering explained in three steps, the four things offices order most, and sample reviews from the people who booked them.
The Office Catering page — the order builder. Headcount, format, dietary counts and a delivery window, resolving to a running total and a quote with a copy button.
The Office Catering page — the order builder. Headcount, format, dietary counts and a delivery window, resolving to a running total and a quote with a copy button.

What's built

  • Office catering builderHeadcount, format, vegetarian and gluten-free counts, a delivery date and a thirty-minute window. Per head, subtotal, delivery and total update as you go. An office manager comparing three caterers gets a number out of this one immediately.
  • Ends in a quote with a copy buttonThe person choosing lunch is almost never the person who approves the spend. They forward it as it stands and get it back approved, same figure on it.
  • Dietary counts are inputs, not a notes boxAnd the page states they carry no upcharge. Kills the second order that normally gets placed a day later for the people the first one missed.
  • Takeout cartTwenty items, some with priced modifiers, a live tax line, pickup times generated from the real opening hours. Office spreads are pushed to the builder on purpose, so nobody assembles a fifty-person lunch one taco at a time.
  • Reservation gridSixty-day window, keyboard operable, and it labels its own availability as sample content rather than pretending to read a real book.

Every form ends in a confirmation saying nothing was sent — this is a demonstration. Every footer says the restaurant is fictional and the reviews, prices and people are sample content.

This is the same standard every site we sell is built to. The restaurant isn't real. The build is.

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Screenshots flatten a site. The whole thing is live — all seven pages, the order builder, the takeout cart, the reservation grid.

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Want this for your restaurant?

The call costs nothing and obligates you to nothing. Tell us how an office catering enquiry reaches you today and we'll tell you how many of them are dying between the first email and an approved quote.

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