F&B

The storefront, run without a dev team

Techtiz builds Shopify storefronts for restaurants and food suppliers: product catalog, cart and checkout, and delivery-platform integration, so teams sell online without an in-house dev team.

Shopify + Liquid builds Cross-border catalog structure Delivery-platform ready
Recent builds
4 F&B storefronts shipped on Shopify
Uzman Restaurant Doha · Shopify ordering
AlKhazan Food Qatar & UK · Shopify catalog
Jonquils Café & Bakery Boston · Shopify storefront
Where it pays back
  1. Workflow · 01

    No in-house ordering capability

    Orders taken by phone, delivery-app message, or walk-in, with no online storefront to point customers to.

    A Shopify storefront with cart, checkout, and order management

  2. Workflow · 02

    Catalog and brand scattered across manual tools

    Menus and product listings updated by hand across a website, a PDF, and a delivery app, out of sync with each other.

    A single catalog, themed to the brand, that feeds every channel

  3. Workflow · 03

    Cross-border fulfillment complexity

    Selling into more than one market means separate compliance, warehousing, and pricing rules per region.

    A dual-market storefront structure built for regional distribution

Integration reality
Shopify + Liquid theming Talabat and delivery-app integration Payment and checkout providers Inventory and catalog tools
FAQ

Do we need our own developers to run the storefront afterward?

No. The build is on Shopify with a Liquid theme your team can update through the standard Shopify admin.

Can the storefront support more than one market?

Yes. AlKhazan Food runs one Shopify platform serving both Qatar and the UK with market-specific catalog structure.

Does this connect to delivery apps like Talabat?

Yes. Uzman Restaurant's storefront ordering runs alongside its Talabat delivery presence.

Start the conversation

Tell us what you sell, we'll tell you what the storefront looks like

Restaurant, cafe, or food supplier, single market or several, we will scope the catalog structure and checkout flow before you commit to anything.

Scope a storefront build