6 Best Restaurant Website Templates to Try

Did you know it takes mere seconds for your website to make an impression on a visitor?

That’s why it’s very important to invest in a website that’s both appealing and easy for your guests to navigate.

A great way to go about this, but without breaking the bank, is by using a template for your restaurant website. 

Templates are easy to use, save time, and make your restaurant’s site look polished and professional.

But with so many options available online, finding the perfect one can take time.

That is why we’ve rolled up our sleeves and handpicked 6 of the best templates that’ll help your restaurant stand out online. 

Melina by Wix

If you’re looking for a simple but elegant template for your small restaurant, look no further than Wix’s Melina template. 

It comes in black against a background image of a dish, and it’s optimized for mobile devices.

Source: Wix

When it comes to its functionalities, the template contains the following:

• “About” page, where you can share your restaurant’s story

• “Menu” page, divided into Starters and Main Courses sections

• “Book a Table” page that enables your guests to make a reservation online, 

• “Contact” page, where you can share your working hours, location, and social media handles, and 

• “Order Online” page, where customers can place orders directly for pickup or delivery.

Simply put, all the core functionalities are there.

But the last one is perhaps the most interesting feature of Melina, especially if your restaurant is in an area where people love to order take-out. 

Why?

Because direct online orders are a great way to nurture relationships with your customers, without them having to visit your establishment.

And the numbers confirm this.

According to the NCR Voyix 2025 Customer Experience Report, 58% of customers prefer to use a restaurant’s app or website to order delivery. 

Illustration: Tablein / Data: NCR Voyix

With the Melina template, users who order online from your website can create an account and add meals to their cart. 

This feature gives you the option to keep track of which meals are popular with your online customers and at what times people place orders the most.

The customer data you get from your website is very valuable.

It can help you cut operational costs, align your menu with customers’ preferences, boost employee morale, and, most importantly, increase revenue.

Overall, the Melina template might appear simple at first glance, but it’s a great start for a small restaurant that wants an elegant showcase of its meals and a reliable source of online customer data. 

Feliciano by Colorlib

If Melina seems too straightforward and you want a website template that’s more image-oriented and combines prestige with warmth, the Feliciano theme could be your cup of tea. 

Source: Colorlib

It pairs golden elements and serif fonts with a white background and a sans-serif typeface and provides you with more than enough space for content that goes beyond a simple menu. 

The template includes features such as:

• Full-screen slider

• Sticky menu

• Animated statistics

• Filterable food menu

• Social media icons

• Testimonials section

• Newsletter subscription form, and

• Functional online reservation form

When it comes to online bookings, guests can reserve a table from both the homepage and the separate “Book a table” page button on the right side of the sticky menu.

Sticky menus—menus that stay in place while the user is scrolling a website—are an important feature for any restaurant website, especially when it comes to the mobile version.

Source: Convert

According to Sandra Hurley, who works as an Operations Manager, sticky menus help increase conversion rates.

She explains this is because it’s easier for users to go through different categories or pages without wasting time on scrolling back to the top of the page.

Illustration: Tablein / Quote: Convert

The sticky menu featured in the Feliciano template seems like an appropriate candidate for conversions because it contains the CTA button, which leads visitors to the most important pages: the Contact and Reservation forms.

But intuitive UX isn’t the only way to make a website impressive to users.

Adding a human touch through customer testimonials can make your website even more engaging.

Unlike our first pick, this template has a designated section for customer testimonials, and you can add up to 15 of them. 

Source: Colorlib

Each testimonial is paired with a customer photo and their name to make them feel more personal.

Adding as many details to your testimonials is important because they are some of the strongest types of social proof. And the more authentic they are, the better.

This is confirmed by BrightLocal’s 2025 survey. 

It showed that 88% of people trust online reviews written by other consumers as much as they trust recommendations from personal contacts. 

All in all, this template is a great choice for restaurants that want to combine warm and friendly vibes with a visuals-based, yet elegant style. 

Free Website Builder by Tablein

If you’re already a Tablein user, or you’re interested in becoming one, consider our free website builder.

To ensure your restaurant website is both visually impressive and informative, Tablein’s website builder is entirely customizable. 

To access it, all you need is to create your account if you don’t have one already.

When in the website builder, you can easily add photos, describe your restaurant, upload your menu, and share additional information that will help new guests discover your restaurant. 

With Tablein’s website template, you can:

• Upload photos that best represent your restaurant

• Describe your restaurant's cuisine type and style

• Mention whether you offer a fine dining experience or provide dishes for dietary preferences

• Indicate what table options you offer (group reservations, outdoor seating, high chairs for children, etc.)

• Share your opening hours

• Add practical details (parking availability, live music, wheelchair access, etc.)

• Share customer feedback

• Upload your menu in PDF format

You can see some of these key features in the image below.

Source: Tablein

Now let’s explore some of the most interesting features in more detail.

Firstly, you can make the booking process seamless and consistent for your guests with your brand with our customizable booking widget.

With dozens of different themes, it’s so much easier to match the booking widget with your restaurant’s overall brand identity.

Below, you can see what a fully customized widget can look like.

Source: Tablein

But being visually consistent is not just about aesthetics. 

Think of it as a signal of professionalism and trust. After all, people are more likely to trust your brand when they can recognise it instantly.

Another standout feature of Tablein’s website template is the “Restaurant Opening Hours” section.

Unlike other templates that require you to enter your working hours manually, our website builder lets you automate this part.

All you need to do is set your schedule in the Working Hours section of your Tablein account, and the system will automatically display the opening hours.

Source: Tablein

Of course, if your restaurant is open only on certain days or follows multiple custom schedules, you can easily switch to manual mode and enter your own opening hours.

Now, let’s talk table booking forms.

The previous templates’ forms cover only the most basic information—the reservation date, time, and number of persons.

Tablein’s widget, on the other hand, offers you a whole range of optional information you can display for guests while they’re making their reservations.

Source: Tablein

All of this helps customers better understand your services and provides them with a more personalized experience from the very first step.

The Tablein website builder is made exclusively for restaurants, so its features reflect all the nuances other website templates may lack. 

From built-in menus, online booking widgets, to multi-language options, the builder has everything you need for a website that brings in happy diners.

Auburn by Squarespace

Squarespace is popular because of its simple, drag-and-drop, but elegant templates. 

The Auburn template is no exception. 

Source: Squarespace

The layout combines white space with striking, yet simple visuals, and the sans-serif typeface that the template comes with is a great choice for restaurants with an urban feel.

So if your restaurant leans toward that style, Auburn might be a good option.

That being said, Squarespace offers customization options for fonts, colors, and the appearance of buttons, so it’s easy to further adjust the template to your needs.

Source: Squarespace

The menu, located on a separate page, is text-only, but it’s divided into sections (appetizers, entrees, and desserts), and you can also add prices for full transparency.

Source: Squarespace

The reservation widget is stripped down to the basics: guests can choose the date, time, and party size.

Source: Squarespace

This might be enough if you’re just starting out and you want to make the booking process as straightforward as possible.

The home page gives you plenty of room for large images, which makes it easy to showcase your signature dishes or your restaurant’s interior.

Scroll-stopping visuals are one of the important elements of a website, and when they can be this prominent, it’s important to make good use of them. 

After all, humans are visual creatures, but we also love simplicity. 

And this template delivers on that front as well.

Navigating the template is simple because it’s based on vertical scrolling. 

That way, visitors can quickly take in what they need (business hours, address, contact, menu) instead of clicking through multiple pages to get basic information.

There’s also built-in space for storytelling. The clearly divided sections flow naturally with the design, so you can highlight your values, customer testimonials, or how your restaurant came to be. 

Source: Squarespace

This doesn’t just make for a seamless UX; it’s also crucial in establishing trust with new customers.

With the right balance between sleek visuals and a clean, intuitive layout, Auburn will make navigating your site easy.

So, if you’re aiming for a modern yet approachable online presence, this template delivers exactly that.

Lumina by Themeforest

The Lumina template has an earthy feel to it, thanks to the use of muted yellows and reddish-brown shades. 

That makes it a nice choice for restaurants that want to go for an authentic, rustic atmosphere. 

Source: Themeforest

Unlike some of the previously analyzed templates, with Lumina, you can choose between three different menu styles.

The first two are great for showcasing different food or course categories, while the third style (Single Menu) is best for restaurants with, as its name implies, a single menu.

You can see what the former looks like in the image below.

Source: Themeforest 

This flexibility gives you the space to customize the template according to your business goals and offers.

However, this template has a downside, too.

Its reservation page functions more like a basic contact form, eroding the user experience.

Source: Themeforest 

Still, if your restaurant just opened and you want a simple reservation form, this template is a good start.

It’s also worth mentioning that this template hides a small surprise. 

The Elements page actually offers a selection of different elements you can add to any page on your website. 

The accordion element, for example, is great for an FAQ section where you can directly address common customer objections or questions.

Source: Themeforest

Overall, Lumina offers a solid starting point if you’re looking for a website template that balances out text with dynamic elements so visitors can get a lot of information in an organized way.

Yumix by Framer

Does your restaurant need a more robust template with dynamic visuals and colors that pop?

The last template on our list may be what you need.

From the moment it appears on the screen, Yumix leaves a striking impression.

It combines mouth-watering visuals and a prominent sans-serif typeface with a splash of yellow.

Source: Framer

The rest of the template’s elements and the overall layout confirm the first impression.

The eye glides through the sections, neatly divided into different colors, and the menus and food item pages are clearly organised.

Everything’s laid out so that visitors can browse without feeling lost or overwhelmed.

The transitions and animations are subtle but polished, helping make navigation feel smooth.

But, if you’re looking for a template that isn’t just a pared-down display of a menu and a booking form, Yumix also comes with a built-in blog.

Each post is displayed on a grid with clear typography, and the blog detail pages use plenty of space for large visuals, so the page doesn’t feel crowded. 

Source: Framer

By sharing recipes, behind-the-scenes stories, or restaurant updates, your website becomes a place where visitors gladly return to.

Not to mention how compelling content like this can help boost your search engine rankings. 

Another prominent feature is the newsletter opt-in form. 

But it’s not one of those forms that pop up when you’re going through the menu items.

Instead, it sits neatly on the bottom of the homepage, but manages to be noticeable thanks to the yellow call-to-action button.

Source: Framer

This makes it easy to grow an email list for promotions, seasonal menus, or special events without disrupting the flow of the page.

These elements show how restaurant websites can become tools for building long-term customer relationships.

So, if your restaurant’s marketing strategy is becoming more robust, this template can serve as a great starting point. 

Conclusion 

We hope these examples have shown you how much is possible with the right template.

If chosen well and aligned with your business goals, a template can make your restaurant’s presence in the online world memorable to the right people.

Think of your website as an appetizer. 

If it wows a visitor, they’ll most likely continue to the next course: your establishment.