restaurants website templates
Restaurant Website Templates: 8 Listings Compared by Price, Pages and Reservation Model
Eight live template listings for restaurants, cafés and bars — what each one includes, what it costs, and what the listing pages leave unpublished. Prices as displayed on the listing pages retrieved 25 September 2026.
- Templates researched
- 8
- Notable sections
- 56
- Selection checks
- 8
- Sources
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Every template below has an individual listing page with its own stated price, page list and feature list. Prices run from $15 for a one-page Elementor template to $599 for a Squarespace template that installs onto an existing site. Price does not track page count: one $28 kit lists 15+ page templates while a $599 listing gives 11 page layouts. Read the section lists before the price.
The gallery
Templates and examples
- 01
Dina — Restaurant Cafe Food Theme
WordPress theme for restaurants, bars and cafés, built with Elementor and stated as Gutenberg-compatible.
Strengths
- +Food menu templates
- +Reservation via OpenTable or built-in forms
- +Galleries
- +Blog page layouts
- +Team templates
- +Full-screen home slider
- +7 pre-made site designs
- +17 pre-designed homepage layouts
- +15 menu variations
- +Theme Live Customizer for colors, typography and logo
Selection guide
How to choose
- 01
Reservations split into three different models across these listings. Dine routes bookings to your own site dashboard or email instead of a third-party service. LeMar bundles the Booked plugin and also supports OpenTable. Dina offers OpenTable or built-in forms. Wena ships a Reservation Page plus a Reservation MetForm. Restobar runs reservations through a Contact Form plugin. Check which model matches how your front of house already takes bookings, and whether the plugin is bundled or a paid add-on.
- 02
Prefer a menu that is text. Dine states its menu is readable and indexable by Google instead of an image or PDF menu. Dina lists 15 menu variations, LeMar includes a Restaurant Menu plugin with 4 menu variants, and OakEmber has both a menu page and a menu section. Crawlable, editable menu content is what separates these approaches.
- 03
If you sell food online, look at ordering and payments specifically. OakEmber has order online as both a page and a section. Restobar states a WooCommerce shop with multiple online payment methods. Dine is stated WooCommerce-compatible. LeMar includes Delivery and Toppings plugins.
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Photographs of dishes and the room carry weight on a restaurant site. Dine has a dedicated gallery addon with grid, lightbox, metro and full-screen layouts. LeMar dedicates 6 to 8 gallery layouts. Dina includes galleries. OakEmber and UNDER both list gallery pages and sections. If a listing has no gallery block, that is a real gap.
Questions