Restaurant Website Template
A restaurant website that shows diners what they need in seconds: whether you are open, what is on the menu tonight, and how to get a table.
This is the real template running live, not a screenshot.Open the full demo on desktop, tablet or phone
What's built in
A ready-made layout with open-now status, daily special, filterable menu and reservations. Everything below works in the demo right now.
Open-now status
Shows whether you are open right now based on your hours.
Chef's daily special
A spot for tonight's special that is easy to update.
Filterable menu
Guests filter the menu for vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free dishes.
Reservation requests
A simple form for party size, date and time.
Private dining and location
Sections for group bookings, your address and hours.
A restaurant layout built for hungry searchers
Diners decide where to eat in a few seconds on a phone, often while they are already out. They want to know if you are open, what is on the menu tonight and whether they can get a table.
Saltwood shows open-now status from your hours, puts the daily special up front, lets guests filter the menu for dietary needs and takes reservation requests without a phone call.
Set up Saltwood for your restaurant
Diners check three things before they come: are you open, what is on the menu, and can they get a table. Keep those three current and the site works.
Enter your real hours, including holidays
The open-now label reads from your hours, so they must be right. Add holiday closures and kitchen close times, since a hungry guest who shows up to a locked door does not come back.
Put the full menu in as text
Type the menu with prices instead of uploading a photo or PDF. Search engines and phone readers can read text, and the dietary filters only work when each dish is tagged vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free.
Make the daily special a daily habit
The chef’s special is one short block. Give one staff member the job of updating it, because a fresh special gives regulars a reason to check the site.
Set up private dining requests
If you take parties, list room sizes, minimums and what is included. Group bookings are high-value and the request form collects the details you need to quote.
Two ways to get your restaurant website
Set it up yourself, or let us do all of it. Either way, the site is yours.
Build it yourself
- The complete Saltwood website
- Labeled photo placeholders and a START HERE guide
- License for one live website
- We fix any problem
We design and build it for you
- Your name, words, photos and colors put in for you
- Hosting, security and small edits included
- Free mockup before you pay
- Cancel anytime and keep your site
Questions about this template
Can I update the menu myself?
Yes. Menu items are listed in plain text in one place, so changing a dish or price takes a minute.
Can it connect to OpenTable or Resy?
Yes. You can swap the reservation form for a link or button from your booking service.
Can I add online ordering?
Yes. Link the order button to your ordering provider, such as Toast or Square, or to delivery apps.
Can I show happy hour or brunch separately?
Yes. Add happy hour or brunch as its own menu tab with its own hours.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The download includes a START HERE guide that walks you through photos, text, colors and going live in plain language. If you would rather not touch it, we build it for you for $99.
Are the demo photos included?
No. The demo uses stock photos to show the finished look. Your download has labeled placeholders that show what goes in each spot and the best size.
Will my site stay this fast?
It ships scoring 98 to 100 on Google PageSpeed for phones, so your pages show up before visitors give up and tap back to Google. What you add changes that: very large photos, chat widgets and extra tracking codes slow any website down. The START HERE guide shows how to shrink your photos and test any page for free at pagespeed.web.dev, so you can keep it fast.