OctaVertex Media

Cafe Orelo — A Dining Site for a Kitchen That Already Delivered Meals

The Wanowrie wood oven and the Healthy-O-Me cloud kitchen are the same room. Guests arriving from District needed a restaurant — not a subscription PWA. Cafe Orelo is that site: menu, reserve, about. Live at cafeorelo.com.

Client

Cafe Orelo

Industry

Hospitality & Dining

Services

Restaurant Brand Site

Menu & Reservation UX

Local SEO

Multilingual Content

Live Product

Visit Live Site

How they reached us

After HealthyOme's meal OS was live, the same operators opened the dining room properly — wood-fired pies, bowls, a short board, daily 11–23. Zomato and District still listed the space as Healthy-O-Me. Walk-ins were asking for pizza; the only digital front door was a delivery app. They asked us for a site that made the room legible: where it is, what is on the board, how to hold a table on WhatsApp.

The challenge

A cloud-kitchen PWA is the wrong object for a reservation. If the only URL is healthyome.in, a guest looking for wood-fired pizza in Wanowrie never sees the oven. If the menu is a PDF, the kitchen cannot keep prices honest. And if the Healthy-O-Me relationship is hidden, reviews and maps stay confused.

Our solution

We built a dining-first site: a dark, oven-lit hero, a short priced menu with dietary tags, an about page that states the Healthy-O-Me relationship in plain language, EN/HI/IT/ES labels for the neighbourhood mix, and a reserve path that holds covers on WhatsApp instead of a bloated booking widget. Hours, address, and the pastry-O mark do the local SEO work.

What the platform delivers

Live restaurant site at cafeorelo.com, distinct from the meal PWA

Menu with ₹ prices the kitchen can keep current

WhatsApp reservation path for a 20-cover room

About copy that stops the 'is this Healthy-O-Me?' confusion

Local search pages for wood-fired pizza in Wanowrie, Pune

Planning something similar?

Discuss a project like Cafe Orelo

The site

Pages from the live property.

Captured at a desktop viewport from cafeorelo.com — the interface buyers and operators actually use.

01 / 03

The room

The hero is the wood oven and the hours — a dining brand, not a delivery app wearing a restaurant skin.

02 / 03

The board

A short menu with prices in ₹ and dietary tags. The site does not pretend the kitchen runs a 40-item delivery card.

03 / 03

The story

About copy makes the Healthy-O-Me relationship explicit so guests arriving from Zomato are not confused.

More Case Studies

Food & D2C

CocoDaily — Coconut Water Subscriptions for Pune

We researched, planned and developed a coconut-products storefront built around repeat delivery: shoppers can compare pack sizes, choose a coconut water subscription, and check Pune delivery details before booking.

Read Case Study

Hospitality Tech

VertexPOS — A Connected Restaurant Service Flow

We researched, planned and developed VertexPOS, an invitation-only restaurant POS beta that connects counter, captain and table ordering with kitchen status, settlement records and daily reports.

Read Case Study

Food & Health Tech

HealthyOme — A Full Cloud Kitchen OS for a Meal Subscription Brand

HealthyOme was selling dietitian-designed meals over WhatsApp and phone calls. We engineered a complete cloud kitchen operating system — shop, subscriptions, payments, kitchen ops, and growth automation — now live at healthyome.in.

Read Case Study