Website samples · restaurants & food trucks

Websites that make people hungry.

Four complete, working homepages for four kinds of food business. Open one, build a taco, price a catering order, fill a pastry box. Any of them can be made yours.

Sample 01Food truck

Dos Soles Tacos

Loud, sunny and impossible to scroll past. Marigold, chili red and turquoise with paper-flag bunting, chunky lettering and hard shadows.

  • Build your taco. Tortilla, filling, salsa and toppings, drawn as you pick
  • Feed the crew. A catering quote that reprices as you slide the guest count
  • Where we're parked. This week's stops, with today's location highlighted
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Sample 02Barbecue joint

Hickory & Ember

Smoke, fire and butcher paper. A full-screen pit photograph, slab lettering in ember orange, and a board that shows what is running low today.

  • Build your plate. Meats, sides and sauce land on a butcher-paper tray
  • The pitmaster's calculator. Guests in; pounds of meat, pans of sides and a price out
  • Chalkboard menu. A running order on a paper ticket, with tax and total
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Sample 03Coffee & pastry shop

Butter & Bloom

Soft, pretty and warm. Cream, butter yellow and blush with arch-framed photographs, scalloped edges and flowing script.

  • Build your drink. Hot or iced, milk, shots and syrup all change the cup
  • Fill a pastry box. Six or twelve, priced as it fills, with a discount for a full box
  • The menu, at a glance. Four big pictures that open as you hover
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Sample 04Date-night restaurant

The Gilded Fig

The luxurious one. Deep wine and candle gold, engraved capitals, fine double-line frames and cinematic photography.

  • Pairing finder. Choose a main and a mood, and the right glass fills
  • Private dining planner. Guests, menu and pairings priced per head, with the room chosen for you
  • La carte. Gold-framed panels and a “Your evening” bill
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What's a sampleThe four businesses are invented. Names, menus, prices, people and addresses are there to show how a finished site reads.
What's a stand-inPhotography is free-to-use stock, chosen to hold the mood. On a real site it is replaced with your own food, your room and your people.
What's realEverything you can click. The builders, the quotes, the running order, and the open-now status and today's hours, which follow the clock.
Mix and matchThe pieces are independent. Any tool, menu style or section can move into whichever look you like best.
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