Website examples · 7 designs
Restaurant and local shop website examples
A restaurant or a local shop wins the visit with the basics: what is on the menu or the shelf, when the doors open and where to find it. The 7 designs below lead with that information, then give each business room for its own character, from a candlelit restaurant to a primary-color toy shop. Each one is built phone first, since a menu or a set of hours is often checked on the way there. Open a few and compare how a bakery, a coffee shop and a florist handle the same job in three different looks.
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7 restaurant and local shop website designs
Frame Shop Providence, RI
Corner Frame Shop - Frame Shop website design example
Designed to bring framing customers through the door.
- Live frame preview
- Custom mat options
- Walk-in design help
Toy Store Minneapolis, MN
Little Rocket Toys - Toy Store website design example
Designed to bring families into the shop.
- Play-path picker
- In-the-shop notes
- Question form
Bakery Richmond, VA
Morning Bell Bakehouse - Bakery website design example
Designed to turn today’s bake into morning pickups.
- Today’s bake sheet
- Menu filter and prices
- Pickup request rhythm
Florist Brooklyn, NY
Stem State Floral - Florist website design example
Designed to turn a mood board into a floral inquiry.
- Arrangement index
- Season selector
- Inquiry form
Restaurant Nashville, TN
Cinder & Salt Kitchen - Restaurant website design example
Designed to fill tables from a phone screen.
- Menu switcher
- Table request button
- Mobile-first layout
Food Truck Albuquerque, NM
Tijeras Chile Truck - Food Truck website design example
Designed to show where the truck parks today and all week.
- Weekly stop board with today marked
- Priced menu with a chile guide
- Catering and event request
Coffee Shop Columbus, OH
Northside Grind - Coffee Shop website design example
Designed to put the menu and hours on a phone screen.
- Menu with prices
- Hours & location
- Directions and call links
What a restaurant or local shop website has to do
- Put the menu, the products or the hours on the first screen.
- Make the main action, whether ordering, reserving or visiting, a single button.
- Work one-handed on a phone.
- Show what makes the place different in the first scroll.
Find your industry
- Frame Shop website design example
- Toy Store website design example
- Bakery website design example a website for bakeries
- Florist website design example a website for florists
- Restaurant website design example a website for restaurants
- Food Truck website design example a website for food trucks
- Coffee Shop website design example a website for coffee shops
Get a restaurant and local shop website like these
- $0 to build
- First version within 48 hours of your brief
- $15 a month for hosting, only after you approve the preview and go live
- Month to month, no contract
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Restaurant and local shop website questions
What should a restaurant or local shop website include?
The menu, the products or the hours on the first screen, as text rather than a PDF, and one button for the main action, whether that is ordering, reserving or visiting. These pages are often read on a phone on the way over, so the address, a map link and the hours should be one tap away and nothing should depend on a hover.
How much does a restaurant and local shop website cost with FreeWebGuy?
FreeWebGuy builds the site for $0. Hosting is $15 a month and starts only after you approve the private preview and go live. Month to month, no contract. First version within 48 hours of your brief. The full price breakdown lists what is included and what costs extra.
