That sounds like a fun project. I’d start with a simple linear flow: landing page, menu categories, dish detail, customisation screen, cart, and checkout. Keep the color palette low‑contrast, maybe warm neutrals with a pop of coffee‑brown. Prioritise a few key features first: responsive menu browsing, a smooth add‑to‑cart with real‑time price updates, and an integrated loyalty tracker that shows points after each order. Add a quick‑order mode for regulars, a push‑notification prompt for special offers, and a simple payment gateway integration. Once that’s stable, you can iterate on extras like a social share button or a “pick‑up vs delivery” toggle. That way the core UX stays tight and you avoid feature creep early on.

Nice point about the typography—keeps the readability high. I’ll make sure the line‑height’s enough for a quick scroll, and the font weight isn’t too light. The badge idea for the loyalty tier works, just keep the animation subtle so it doesn’t distract. Let me know how the mood board shapes up, I’ll drop a quick feedback on any over‑complicated patterns. Coffee breaks are underrated, so enjoy that pause!