WordPress Restaurant Themes and HTML Templates: 12 Picks Compared
By Manob Editorial ·

A good WordPress restaurant theme gives you a menu you can edit as text, a table-booking form, your address, hours and map where diners look for them, and food photos that look good on a phone. We compared 12 options on Manob. Restouns is the only WordPress pick built for a dining room; Meatmat suits grills that also sell online.
What we compared, and what Manob doesn't have
Manob's catalog has few themes built only for sit-down restaurants. It has one dedicated restaurant WordPress theme with a working demo (Restouns), one directory theme for restaurant listings (Listy), and five food-business themes: a grill and butcher shop, a food blog, a cooking school, a tea brand and an organic grocery. Below those are five restaurant and café HTML templates for owners who don't need WordPress. We opened every demo on October 13, 2026 and dropped any that didn't load, including a dedicated restaurant theme whose preview returned a blank page.
| Template | Type | Built with | Price from | Live demo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Restouns - Restaurant and Food WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | Elementor | $41 | Demo |
| Meatmat - Meat Shopt WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | Elementor | $61 | Demo |
| Listy - Listing & Directory Solutions WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | — | $73 | Demo |
| Omi - Food Blog WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | Elementor | $51 | Demo |
| Savory – Cooking Classes and School WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | Elementor | $39 | Demo |
| Greener – Green Tea and Organic Company WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | Elementor | $51 | Demo |
| Agrofarm - Organic Food Store & Agriculture WordPress Theme. | WordPress theme | — | $45 | Demo |
| Restu – Restaurant & Food HTML Template | HTML template | — | $29 | Demo |
| Caferio - Restaurant & Cafe HTML Template | HTML template | — | $21 | Demo |
| Comfy - Coffee Shop and Tea Shop HTML5 Template | HTML template | — | $29 | Demo |
| Dreamhub - Fast-Food Restaurant HTML5 Template | HTML template | — | $33 | Demo |
| Meat Farm and Seafood Store Restaurant Bootstrap HTML5 Website Template | HTML template | — | $29 | Demo |
Restaurant WordPress themes
Restouns: best for a sit-down restaurant or café that takes bookings
Restouns is the only theme here written for a dining room first. Its listing covers menus, an integrated reservation booking system, a chef showcase, events and specials, location details, online ordering and a blog. The live demo has two home layouts, separate Menu, Our Chef and Shop pages, and a "Find A Table" button. It is built with Elementor, and the demo's shop runs on WooCommerce, so takeaway orders can live on the same site as your menu.

Embark on a culinary journey like no other with Restaun, the ultimate Restaurant WordPress Theme. Whether you're running an intimate bistro, a trendy cafe, or an upscale restaur…
Meatmat: best for a grill, steakhouse or butcher that sells online
Meatmat is written for meat shops, seafood stores and steak houses, and its listing says it is WooCommerce-ready for selling cuts, boxes and other products. The demo shows three home layouts plus Menu and Shop pages with a quick-view product popup. Manob marks it Elementor- and WPML-compatible, and the listing also names Polylang and Loco Translate, which helps if you publish your menu in more than one language. Pick it when your shop matters as much as your menu.

Meatmat – Meat Farm & Store WordPress Theme created especially for Meat Farm, Seafood, Caviar Company, Food Company, Salmon Farm, Meat Food Store, Butcher Steak House, Raw Meat…
Listy: best for a restaurant directory or city food guide
If you searched for a restaurant listing WordPress theme, you need a directory, not a single venue site. Listy is a listing and directory theme whose description names restaurant listings and city guides as use cases. It lists search and filtering by location and category, listing reviews, Google Maps integration, three home pages, Elementor and Elementor Pro compatibility, and WPML support. Its preview link opens the seller's showcase page, which links to the three home demos.

Listy is a versatile and powerful WordPress theme designed to serve as a comprehensive Universal Directory Listing solution. Packed with robust features, Listy is the go-to them…
Omi: best for a food blog or recipe site
Omi is a blog theme, not a venue theme. The listing describes a recipe showcase with ingredients, step-by-step instructions and images, a "Chef's Corner" section and an Instagram feed. The demo sorts posts into categories such as Breakfast, Healthy and Sea Food and shows a strip of Instagram posts. Choose it if your content brings customers in more than your booking form does.

Embark on a gastronomic journey like never before with Omi, a meticulously crafted Food Blog WordPress Theme. Whether you're a seasoned chef, a passionate home cook, or a food e…
Savory: best for a cooking school or chef-led classes
Savory is built around courses. The demo has Course, Pricing, Team and FAQ pages, an upcoming-events block and a "Book A Table" button, and the listing mentions calendars for classes and workshops. Manob marks it Elementor- and WPML-compatible. It fits a restaurant that sells cooking classes as well as a standalone culinary academy.

"Introducing Savory, the ultimate WordPress theme crafted exclusively for culinary enthusiasts and cooking connoisseurs. Perfectly tailored for cooking schools, culinary academi…
Greener: best for a tea room, café brand or drinks company
Greener is made for tea and organic brands. It is built with Elementor, its listing says it integrates with WooCommerce, and the demo has two home versions, a shop, a gallery, and grid and list blog layouts. Pick it when the product you sell, such as tea, coffee beans or juice, matters more than the dining room.

Greener – Green Tea and Organic Company WordPress Theme Greener is a beautifully crafted WordPress theme tailored for Green Tea and Organic Companies, offering a fresh and vibra…
Agrofarm Organic Food Store: best for a bakery, deli or grocery with a web shop
Its listing names bakeries, fresh-bread shops and organic food stores. The demo menu shows two main demos, a newer demo and two landing pages, plus a full WooCommerce flow: shop, wishlist, cart, checkout and account pages. The listing says Elementor and Revolution Slider are included and names WPML, Polylang and Loco Translate support and a child theme.

Agrofarm is a beautiful, modern, and responsive Organic Food Store WordPress Theme. Agrofarm is a perfect fit for any natural food related website like fresh grocer, market food…
Restaurant HTML templates
An HTML template is a set of static files you upload to any host. It suits a place whose menu and hours rarely change: there's no WordPress to update, no plugins to patch, and pages load fast. The trade-off is that you edit menu prices in code, and booking or contact forms need a form handler or service behind them. Shop pages in an HTML template are design only; they can't take payments until you connect a store. Our guide to HTML5 templates explains the choice in more detail, and our Bootstrap 5 roundup covers how to check a template's framework version.
Restu: best HTML template for a full-service restaurant
Restu has the most restaurant-specific pages of the HTML picks. Its demo has three home versions, four menu layouts (menu list, food menu, menu grid and gallery menu), shop, cart and checkout pages, and a reservation link. The listing covers menus, daily specials, chef highlights and food galleries. The demo loads Bootstrap 5.3.3.

Restu is a modern, visually rich, and conversion-focused Restaurant & Food HTML Template crafted for restaurants, cafés, food courts, cloud kitchens, bakeries, catering services…
Caferio: best for a small café, bakery or pub
Caferio's listing names restaurants, fast food, bakeries, cafés, pubs and catering. It ships two homepages and 15+ pages, working Ajax booking and contact forms, and a filterable (Isotope) project gallery. It is built on Bootstrap 5.

Caferio template is Modern, Clean and Professional site template. Prefect for restaurant, Fast Food, Bakery, Cafe, Pub, Bar, Catering, and any food business. This template is a…
Comfy: best for a coffee shop
Comfy is written for coffee and tea shops. The demo has three home layouts, shop pages with cart and checkout, and a Google Maps embed, and the listing includes contact and reservation forms, menu and gallery sections and a blog. The demo loads Bootstrap 5.3.2.

Elevate your coffee shop's digital identity with 'Comfy,' a carefully crafted HTML5 template designed to capture the cozy ambiance and delicious aromas of your coffee haven. Whe…
Dreamhub Fast-Food Restaurant: best for takeaway and fast food
This one splits its menu into separate Fast Food Menu and Restaurant Food Menu pages and adds a reservation link, two shop layouts and an embedded Google Map in the demo. The listing is thin on detail, so judge it by the demo. It loads Bootstrap 5.0.2.

Our template is very good. It is a modern fast food restaurant template. This template is made in accordance with home delivery direct service special service all types of servi…
Meat Farm and Seafood Store Restaurant: the HTML match for Meatmat
This is the static sibling of Meatmat; its demo is titled "Meatmat Restaurant HTML5 Template." It has three homepages plus a landing page, and menu and shop pages. The listing says a WordPress version is available, so you can launch a static site now and move to WordPress later without changing the look. Note that it runs on Bootstrap 4.5.2, not 5.

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How to choose a restaurant theme
- A menu made of text, not a photo. Open the demo's menu page and try to select a dish name. If it's an image or a PDF, search engines and screen readers can't read it, and you'll be re-exporting files every time a price changes.
- Reservations that fit your volume. A form that emails you is fine for a 30-seat place. If you're busy most nights, check whether the theme's booking form can be swapped for your booking provider's widget, which handles availability and confirmations.
- Online ordering means WooCommerce. Restouns, Meatmat, Greener and Agrofarm can take orders through WooCommerce. Delivery zones, time slots and tipping usually need an extra plugin.
- Address, hours and map in the header or footer. Diners look for these first. Keep them identical to your Google Business Profile. Don't count on a theme to add restaurant structured data; an SEO plugin can do that.
- Food photography that loads fast. Full-width hero images look great and load slowly. Compress your photos and test the demo on a phone; Google suggests the largest element should appear within 2.5 seconds (Core Web Vitals).
- Translation if you serve tourists. WPML or Polylang support (Meatmat, Listy, Savory, Agrofarm) lets you run the menu in several languages.
Once you've picked one, see how to install a WordPress theme manually and how to customize a WordPress theme. If you're weighing the spend, how much a WordPress theme costs breaks down the prices.
Regular vs Extended License
Every product on Manob has two license prices. The Regular License covers a single end product where your end users aren't charged, which is the right one for your own restaurant site. The Extended License is for an end product whose users are charged, for example a paid ordering app built on the template. Neither lets you redistribute the source files as they are. Every purchase includes 6 months of free seller support through Manob's ticket system, and you can extend it. You can preview every item before you buy, and every product is manually reviewed before it's approved.
When to look elsewhere
- You need it free. Everything on Manob is paid; prices across the catalog run from $9 to $93. The WordPress.org theme directory's Food & drink tag listed 565 free themes as of October 2026, and the directory requires every theme to be 100% GPL or GPL-compatible.
- You want many dedicated restaurant themes to compare. Manob has one dedicated restaurant WordPress theme with a working demo today. If you want a wide field to choose from, start with the WordPress.org directory above.
- Ordering is your main business. If most of your revenue is delivery, a dedicated online-ordering platform will usually handle menus, payments and drivers better than a theme.
- You don't want to touch WordPress at all. Pay someone to set it up; our guide to hiring a WordPress developer covers what to ask. Or browse all WordPress themes on Manob and the HTML site templates first.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free WordPress restaurant theme?
Yes. The WordPress.org theme directory lists hundreds of free themes under its Food & drink tag. Every theme on Manob is paid, but you can open its live demo for free before deciding.
What is the best WordPress theme for a restaurant?
It depends on what the site has to do. For table bookings and a menu, start with Restouns; for a grill or butcher that sells online, Meatmat; for a directory of many restaurants, Listy.
Can a WordPress restaurant theme take online orders?
Yes, if it supports WooCommerce, as Restouns, Meatmat, Greener and Agrofarm do. You'll usually add a plugin for delivery zones and pickup times.
Should I use a restaurant HTML template or a WordPress theme?
Use an HTML template if your menu and hours rarely change and someone comfortable with code will edit them. Use WordPress if staff need to update the menu, post specials or take orders without touching code.
What is a restaurant listing WordPress theme?
It's a directory theme for sites that list many restaurants, with search, filters, listing pages and maps. Listy is the one on Manob whose listing names restaurant listings as a use case.
How do I install a restaurant theme in WordPress?
Upload the theme's zip file under Appearance > Themes > Add New Theme > Upload Theme, or copy the theme folder into wp-content/themes by FTP. Our step-by-step guide to installing a WordPress theme manually walks through both.
