Now let me update the fonts and colors to be more elegant and restaurant-appropriate:

Now let me add serif font styling to headings for an elegant restaurant feel:

I've transformed the app with an elegant restaurant aesthetic by replacing Geist fonts with Playfair Display (serif) for headings and Inter for body text, creating a sophisticated fine-dining feel. The color palette has been refined with deeper, more saturated tones featuring a rich forest green primary color and warm amber accent that complement food photography beautifully. All major headings now use the serif font while maintaining the clean sans-serif for body text and descriptions, achieving a perfect balance of elegance and readability that's typical of upscale restaurant branding.

I can see the issue - when the user selects "non-vegetarian", the filter only checks meat preferences but still allows vegetarian items like Paneer Tikka to show. The logic needs to be updated to only show non-vegetarian dishes when that diet type is selected:

I've fixed the non-vegetarian filter logic. Now when a user selects "non-vegetarian", they will only see dishes that actually contain meat (chicken, fish, mutton, seafood) or eggs. Vegetarian items like Paneer Tikka will no longer appear in the non-vegetarian menu. I also added seafood support to follow the fish preference setting.