Restaurant Website Templates: 48 Free Picks (2026)
Good free starting points for restaurants in 2026 include Sushi Bar (Framer) for upscale dining, Burger Restaurant (Sitejet) for casual spots, Online Takeout (Readdy) for ordering, and Food Truck (B12) for mobile vendors. All are free to start; publishing on your own domain usually needs a paid builder plan.
Table of Contents:
- Key Takeaways
- Introduction
- What Should Restaurant Website Templates Actually Do?
- Which Restaurant Website Templates Suit Sit-Down Dining?
- What Works for Burgers, Pizza, and Casual Eats?
- Which Templates Handle Takeout, Delivery, and Food Trucks?
- What About Cafés, Bakeries, and Brunch Spots?
- Which Templates Fit Bars, Pubs, and Breweries?
- How Do You Pick the Right One for Your Place?
- FAQ
Key Takeaways
- Most guests check your website before they ever walk in, and an outdated one quietly sends a surprising share of them somewhere else.
- The delivery apps' cut is the hidden reason an ordering-ready template can pay for itself faster than any redesign.
- Fancy animation wins compliments from other owners, but the templates that win guests are the ones with the menu one tap away.
Introduction
Here's a number worth sitting with: an MGH survey of 1,101 US adults found 77% of diners visit a restaurant's website before eating there or ordering. So yes, your site matters, and free restaurant website templates are the fastest way to fix a tired one. If you own a bistro, café, bar, or food truck and do everything from payroll to the specials board, this list is for you.
I went through 48 templates across 36 website builders, from Framer and Squarespace to Canva and Microweber. Each pick below has a screenshot, a live demo, and links to the builder.
Grab a coffee. By the end, you'll know which one fits your place.
What Should Restaurant Website Templates Actually Do?
Show the menu, the hours, the address, and one clear way to book or order. That's it. The same MGH survey found nearly 70% of diners who visit a restaurant's site were put off by poor design or clunky navigation, and about 30% were turned away by a site that simply looked old.
Ordering is the other big one. Rezku's 2026 breakdown puts DoorDash and Uber Eats commissions at 15% to 30% per order, so even a simple "order direct" button can keep real money in your pocket.
Here's where the templates in this list land:
| What guests need | Templates with it built in |
|---|---|
| Table reservations | Charming Restaurant, Cozy Restaurant, Burger Restaurant (Sitejet), Seafood Restaurant, Cocktail Bar and Bistro |
| Online ordering | Online Takeout, Gourmet Delivery, Meal Prep Delivery, Bowl Restaurant, Food Truck Business |
| Easy menu updates | High-end Restaurant, Burger Restaurant (Microweber), Restaurant Menu System, Gastropub and Brewery |
| Events and specials | Restaurant and Food, Cocktail Bar and Bistro, Food Truck Burger Shop |
A restaurant website is really just a digital front door. If people can't find the menu in five seconds, they leave.
Which Restaurant Website Templates Suit Sit-Down Dining?
Seventeen templates here are made for dining rooms where people book a table and stay a while. The sushi and omakase layouts from MeDo, Framer, and Themify feel the most upscale, Bowwe and Astra nail reservations, and Canva, IONOS, and Webnode keep things simple for owners who just want something clean.
1. Sushi Restaurant (MeDo)
A quiet, single-page layout for omakase counters. It walks guests through the tasting course dish by dish, shares the chef's story, and lists seating times with prices before taking a reservation request. Built on MeDo (medo.dev); peek at the demo or open the template.
2. Sushi Bar (Framer)
Honestly, this is one of the prettiest picks in the whole list. It mixes chef stories, menu highlights, and reservation buttons, and there's a light and dark mode baked in.
- Builder: Framer, official site at framer.com
- Try it: live demo · template page
3. Asian Fusion Sushi Bar (Themify)
More practical than flashy. You get a categorized menu with prices for appetizers, sushi, and combos, plus a news section for specials. See it running, check the template details, or read up on Themify (themify.me).
4. Charming Restaurant (Bowwe)
Tabbed menus (starters, salads, mains, desserts, drinks) keep long menus tidy, and the booking form sits right below the reviews. A strong pick for family-run places with some history to share.
Demo | Template | Bowwe on our site | bowwe.com
5. Cozy Restaurant (Bowwe)
Bowwe's second entry leans warmer, with a special-offers block and a gallery that shows off the room. Same builder (Bowwe, bowwe.com), different mood. Have a look or grab it here.
6. High-end Restaurant (Microweber)
Live menu editing is the standout: change a dish and it updates right away. Private dining and event modules make it great for places that host.
- Built with Microweber (microweber.com)
- Live preview and template info
7. Modern Restaurant (Showit)
Moody, bold, and gallery-heavy. Reservation buttons stay prominent the whole way down. If your interior is part of the experience, this one sells it. Preview · details · Showit · showit.com
8. Restaurant Website (Pagecloud)
A big, striking hero puts your signature dish front and center, with clean paths to your story and reservations. Pagecloud (pagecloud.com) powers this one; here's the template page.
9. Seafood Restaurant (Astra)
This WordPress option covers a lot: popular dishes, full menus, table booking, catering, and upcoming events.
- Builder: Astra, wpastra.com
- See the demo · template
10. Restaurant Landing (Bricks)
Another WordPress pick, built in Bricks. A gallery hero, menu preview, featured dishes, and online booking make it a tidy one-pager. Demo, template, Bricks, bricksbuilder.io.
11. Boulder Restaurant (Voog)
Online ordering, a blog for specials, and an embedded map, all in a bright layout. Voog (voog.com) handles multiple languages well, which helps tourist-area spots. Try it or read more.
12. Fresh Cuisine (Builderall)
Split-screen hero, green accents, a specialty dish grid, and a newsletter signup for regulars. Good for health-focused kitchens.
13. Minimalist Restaurant (IONOS)
Let the food do the talking. Daily specials, menu publishing, and hours, with hosting bundled through IONOS (ionos.com). Browse IONOS templates or see our notes.
14. La Siesta Restaurant (Webnode)
A bold one-pager with large photos, a digital menu, and a clean contact area for inquiries. Webnode (webnode.com) is beginner-friendly. Demo here, template here.
15. Restaurant and Food (Appy Pie)
Chef profiles, event listings, and reviews make this a fit for bistros that run tasting nights or live music.
16. Restaurant Website (Xara)
Breakfast, meat dishes, desserts: the menu categories are ready to fill in, and a review section builds local trust. Xara lives at xara.com. Demo · template
17. Asian Restaurant (Canva)
The easiest one here if you already use Canva for flyers. Warm yellow and maroon, big dish photos, simple layout. Open it in Canva, see the template page, or check Canva's website builder (canva.com).
What Works for Burgers, Pizza, and Casual Eats?
Eight templates fit fast-casual spots where people want the menu, the price, and the address, quickly. Sitejet and Microweber cover burger joints, Builderall handles pizza, and Kleap and Betheme bring loud, fun designs for street food and sandwiches. Nicepage and Without Code round it out.
18. Burger Restaurant (Sitejet)
Coral hero, a six-burger menu grid, multi-location cards, an Instagram feed, and a booking form. If you've got more than one location, start here. Demo · template · Sitejet · sitejet.io
19. Burger Restaurant (Microweber)
Same food, different approach: interactive menu modules and real-time updates, so a sold-out special comes off the site in seconds.
20. Grill Restaurant (Wegic)
High-contrast red and black, signature dishes up top, and hours plus booking right where you'd expect. Built with Wegic (wegic.ai). Live site · template
21. Pizza Restaurant (Builderall)
Orange accents, a priced menu grid, testimonials, and opening hours. Simple and it works. Builderall (builderall.com) · template
22. Sandwich Restaurant (Betheme)
A scallop-edged hero, a discount-code banner, and three order-method tiles (dine in, pickup, delivery). Fun, loud, and very clickable.
23. Street Food Restaurant (Kleap)
Rating, hours, and a call button all sit in the hero. The house-special card and party-orders section are smart touches for chaat or taco stands. Kleap at kleap.co; demo, template.
24. Bowl Restaurant (Without Code)
Walks guests through building their bowl, then nudges them to order online. Sustainability messaging is built in too. Without Code (wocode.com) · preview · template
25. Restaurant Menu (Nicepage)
Dark theme, structured menu sections, and a lead-capture form for catering inquiries.
Which Templates Handle Takeout, Delivery, and Food Trucks?
These eight are built for people who'll never sit down. Readdy, Landingi, and Ecwid push ordering, MotoCMS, Yola, and B12 handle trucks with location schedules, and Utilize and Directify cover menu management and local food guides. No dining room required for any of them.
26. Online Takeout (Readdy)
Big order buttons and a digital menu, with Shopify integration if you sell sauces or merch. Readdy (readdy.ai) · demo · template
27. Gourmet Delivery (Landingi)
A delivery landing page with discount banners and clear menu categories. Pair it with ads and send hungry people straight to the order button.
- Built with Landingi, landingi.com
- Preview | template page
28. Meal Prep Delivery (Ecwid)
Bowl menu, founder story, and delivery hours on a store that can actually take payment. Ecwid runs it (ecwid.com). Demo, template.
29. Food Truck Burger Shop (MotoCMS)
Yellow, loud, and packed: burger menu, catering, franchising info, event schedules, and press mentions. MotoCMS · motocms.com · demo · template
30. Food Truck Business (Yola)
Menu, order forms, a schedule of where you'll park, and payment processing. Everything a truck needs and nothing it doesn't.
31. Food Truck (B12)
Pre-order queues and live location schedules are the stars here, plus event booking for catering gigs. B12 at b12.io; demo, template.
32. Restaurant Menu System (Utilize)
Less a website, more a digital menu app: dish photos, ingredients, search, and separate logins for customers and managers. Utilize (utilize.app) · app listing · template
33. Dining Directory (Directify)
Not for a single restaurant, but perfect if you run a local food guide. Cuisine badges, price ranges, and owner submissions are built in.
What About Cafés, Bakeries, and Brunch Spots?
Ten templates fit coffee shops, bakeries, and brunch places, where the vibe matters as much as the menu. Themify and Kleap do warm and friendly, Lokuma and MeDo go editorial, and Vzy has two lovely brunch-and-café options. Microweber and Page XL fill the gaps.
34. Artisan Bakery Shop (Themify)
Sells your bakes online through WooCommerce, with monthly offers and a custom-order button for cakes. Themify (themify.me) · demo · template
35. Artisan Bakery (Kleap)
A review card in the hero, milestone stats, a three-item signature menu, and an hours table. Small, warm, done.
36. Artisan Bakery (Lokuma)
The moody one. Dark editorial palette, full-bleed bread shots, a daily menu, and a wholesale inquiry form for cafés that want to stock your loaves. Lokuma (lokuma.ai); preview, template.
37. Bakery Co-op Newspaper (MeDo)
I love this one. It's laid out like a newspaper, with today's bakes, a monthly production schedule, and founder profiles. MeDo · medo.dev · demo · template
38. Coffee Shop and Café (Slider Revolution)
Smooth animations and a philosophy section give your coffee a story.
39. Milk Cafe (Without Code)
A cute "open" sign overlay, menu showcase, gallery grid, and hours. Perfect for a neighborhood café. Without Code at wocode.com; preview, template.
40. Local Coffee Shop (Microweber)
Prices by coffee type, a story about your beans and equipment, and a newsletter signup. Microweber · microweber.com · demo · template
41. Brunch Restaurant (Vzy)
Food specials, a table booking form, and an order-now button cover both weekend crowds and takeaway.
42. Swiss Cafe (Vzy)
Morning tea, brunch, and pastries in a warm Swiss style, with booking built in. Vzy (vzy.co) · preview · template
43. Restaurant / Coffee (Page XL)
A one-page mix of restaurant and coffee shop, with starters, mains, team info, and a booking button. Page XL at pagexl.com; demo, template.
For cafés, the website's job is mood plus hours. Nail those two and the rest is a bonus.
Which Templates Fit Bars, Pubs, and Breweries?
Five templates are made for after-dark places. Squarespace and Sitejet handle cocktail bars, Builderall and Pagecloud go dark and moody for pubs, and Grigora's brewery layout has a menu builder for rotating taps. Look for event and happy-hour sections if you run them.
44. Cocktail Bar (Squarespace)
Signature cocktails with photos and descriptions, food partners, and a reservation button. Squarespace (squarespace.com) · demo · template
45. Cocktail Bar and Bistro (Sitejet)
The most complete bar template here: full menu, weekly specials calendar, happy hour, weekend brunch, and reservations.
46. Dark Pub and Restaurant (Builderall)
A full-bleed photo with bold yellow text and ordering built in. Builderall (builderall.com); template.
47. Gastropub and Brewery (Grigora)
A menu builder and CMS make swapping seasonal beers easy. Grigora · grigora.co · demo · template
48. Pub and Grill (Pagecloud)
Dark, upscale, and built to push table bookings at gastropubs and steak spots.
How Do You Pick the Right One for Your Place?
Start with the one thing you want guests to do: book, order, or just show up. Then pick a builder you'll actually log into every week, because a menu that's two months out of date does more damage than a plain design. The template is the easy part.
Here's a quick way to decide:
- Name the main action. Booking? Grab a reservation-first template like Charming Restaurant. Ordering? Online Takeout or Meal Prep Delivery.
- Do the delivery math. With app commissions at 15% to 30% per order (per Rezku), a direct ordering button can pay for a builder plan fast.
- Be honest about time. If you won't edit layouts, stick with Canva, Webnode, or Squarespace. If you like tinkering, Framer or WordPress picks like Astra and Bricks give you more control.
- Check it on your phone. That's how most guests will see it. Our responsive design guide covers what to look for.
- Plan menu updates. Microweber's live editing or Grigora's menu builder save time if your menu changes weekly.
| Your place | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Fine dining or omakase | Sushi Restaurant (MeDo) or Sushi Bar (Framer) | Story-led, reservation-first |
| Burger or pizza joint | Burger Restaurant (Sitejet) | Menu, locations, booking |
| Takeout-heavy kitchen | Online Takeout (Readdy) | Order buttons everywhere |
| Food truck | Food Truck (B12) | Location schedule, pre-orders |
| Café or bakery | Artisan Bakery (Kleap) | Hours, menu, warm vibe |
| Cocktail bar | Cocktail Bar and Bistro (Sitejet) | Specials, happy hour, booking |
It depends, though. A food truck with a loyal Instagram following might be fine with a one-page site and a link in bio. Our one-page website templates roundup has more of those.
Start exploring launch-ready no-code templates here!
FAQ
Are these restaurant templates really free?
Yes, all 48 are free to start with on their builders. You'll usually pay for a builder plan to publish on your own domain and turn on features like online ordering, so check each builder's pricing page before you commit to one.
Can I take online orders with a free template?
Yes, several templates here include ordering, such as Online Takeout, Meal Prep Delivery, and Food Truck Business. Payment processing usually needs a paid plan or an add-on, and you'll pay standard card fees, which are still far lower than delivery app commissions.
Which website builder is easiest for a restaurant owner?
Canva, Webnode, and Squarespace are the friendliest for beginners because their editors are hard to break. Framer and WordPress builders like Astra and Bricks give more control but take longer to learn, as covered in our what is a no-code builder guide.
How often should I update my restaurant website?
Update it whenever your menu, prices, or hours change, and check it at least monthly. An out-of-date menu frustrates guests who drive over for a dish you've dropped, and that kind of disappointment tends to show up in your reviews pretty quickly.
Do I need a website if I'm on Google and Instagram?
Yes, because you control your website, while Google and Instagram can change their rules anytime. A site also ranks for searches like "best brunch near me" and keeps your menu in one reliable place, as our free template SEO guide explains.
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