Restaurant · Cork, Ireland

Frankie's Slice Shop

A Cork Slice Shop With Drone Delivery One Tap Away.

  • Drone delivery button
  • Merch store
  • Stripe checkout

The business

What they needed

Frankie's sells New York style pizza by the slice from Marina Market in Cork, Ireland, and delivers by drone through Manna. People looking them up want four things fast: the menu and prices, the hours, how to find the stall, and how to order.

The shop also has its own merch and needed a way to sell it online that a busy pizza stall could leave alone.

What we built

The build, screen by screen

The Manna order button, hours, address and directions sit on the first screen, with the full menu and prices one tap away. The merch store is built into the same site. Products, photos and prices load live from the shop's Printify account.

frankiessliceshop.com
The Frankie's Slice Shop home page from the top, on a desktop
The live home page, from the top. Hover or scroll to it to watch it run.
The Frankie's Slice Shop home page on a phone
On a phone
  1. The Frankie's Slice Shop homepage on a laptop and two phones: the Delivered by drone card with the Order on Manna button, and the Visit us, Hours, Ways to order and On Google rows. Live site.

    Order, hours and directions up top

    The Manna drone delivery button, the address, the hours and a Get directions link all sit on the first screen. Walk in, delivery and merch are laid out in one short list. On a phone the same cards stack in that order.

  2. The Frankie's menu page on a laptop and two phones: Order on Manna button, New York slices from 5.50 euro, then the dips and drinks with their prices. Live site.

    Every slice has a price

    The full menu is one tap away, with the Order on Manna button at the top. Six New York slices, two dips and the drinks, each priced in euro. The menu is also marked up for Google, so search can read every item and price.

  3. The Frankie's merch grid on the homepage on a laptop, the same grid on a phone, and the full-zip hoodie card on the merch page priced at 58.98 euro. Live site.

    The store fills itself in

    The merch store reads the products straight from the shop's Printify account. A new design added there shows up on the site with its photos, colours, sizes and price. Tees, hoodies and caps are on it now.

  4. Buying the Speed Demon tee: black in medium picked on the product page, the tee in the cart at 19.50 euro, and the Stripe Checkout page before anything is entered. Live site, nothing paid.

    Pick a size, pay on the site

    Shoppers pick a colour and size and add it to the cart, which stays put if they leave and come back. Checkout is a secure Stripe page, priced in euro, with cards and wallets. Stripe collects the shipping address and phone number.

  5. Five steps from payment to delivery: the Stripe Checkout page, Stripe confirming the payment to the site, the order going to Printify for production, printed tees, a hoodie and a cap shipping to Ireland, the UK and the US, and the order received message back on the site.

    Every order runs itself

    When the payment goes through, Stripe tells the site, and the site sends the order to Printify with the exact item, size and address. Printify prints it, ships it to Ireland, the UK or the US and emails the shopper tracking. The shop holds no stock and packs nothing.

  6. The Frankie's About page on a laptop with photos of the stall, the sign and dough being stretched, the story on a phone, and the Find Us page with the address, hours and Order on Manna button. Live site.

    The real Frankie

    The About page tells the story behind the name: Francesco, known as Frankie, and Gaetano left Italy for America in the early 1900s and worked on the Brooklyn Bridge. The Find Us page covers the rest, with the email, address, hours and the Manna button.

The whole build

Shoppers pick a colour and size and pay on a Stripe Checkout page in euro. When the payment goes through, Stripe tells the site, and the site sends the order to Printify on its own. Printify prints it, ships it to Ireland, the UK or the US and emails the tracking.

The shop never holds stock or packs a parcel. The story of the real Frankie gets its own About page.

Brand match

Built in their colors

Read straight off the live site: the logo where it sits, the colors by how much of the page they cover, and the type they set.

Logo

Frankie's Slice Shop logo, as it sits in the site header

Kept as they had it, at every size from the header to the phone menu.

Palette

  • #dd1f26Accent
  • #ffffffBase
  • #0e0e0eSurface
  • #444444Text

This page wears their accent too.

Type

Frankie's Slice Shop

Headlines Bebas Neue · Body Inter

Connections

What it is wired to

The parts that do the work in the background, so the owner does not have to.

  • MannaDrone delivery, one tap from the first screen
  • StripeCard checkout in euro, on the site

Frankie's Slice Shop

frankiessliceshop.com

  • PrintifyProducts, photos and prices load live
  • Auto ordersPaid orders go to print on their own

By the numbers

What the site holds

Counted on the live site or in the build. No made up growth numbers.

  • ONE TAPOrderingThe Manna drone delivery button is on the homepage, the menu and Find Us
  • PRICEDMenuSix slices, two dips and nine drinks, each with its price in euro
  • LIVEMerchProducts, photos and prices load from the shop's Printify account
  • NONEStock HeldEach item is printed after someone orders it
  • AUTOMATICOrder HandoffA paid Stripe order goes to Printify for printing with no one pressing a button
  • IE, UK, USShips ToCheckout takes shipping addresses in those three countries

Measured 10/2026, mobile Lighthouse

  • 93Access
  • 100Best practice
  • 100SEO

Run on the live home page.

Built with

  • Next.js 15
  • Tailwind CSS 4
  • Cloudflare Pages
  • Cloudflare Pages Functions
  • Stripe Checkout
  • Stripe Webhooks
  • Printify API

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