ClassicRestro – HTML5 Restaurant Menu Layout Template Free

ClassicRestro is a responsive retaurant menu layout template, which is specially designed for food and hotel related businesses. You can increase the revenue and build your online precense strong with this restaurant menu website template and make your visitors visit again. This smartly designed template is also a perfect choice for all your websites like cafe, burgers & fast food, ice cream, bakery, bistros, pubs, beverage, eatery, grill-houses, desserts, clubs, events, food truck, cocktail bar, dinner website and much more. It is entirely built in Bootstrap framework, HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript.

The template has two layouts, landing page and multipage. It has beautiful sections like about, services, special offers, a block to display your best items, beautiful gallery with classy hover effects, client's testimonials, team members with slider, latest news and updates, newsletter subscription block, decent footer & stick to top menu. Multipage option includes an online reservation form to book a table, three blog display options like single, blog with right sidebar and left sidebar. It also includes various web element pages like 404 page, accordian, alert, button, grid page, tabs, icons and typography, messages etc which will make your website design very easy. It has responsive nature and compatible with all handheld devices. View Demo!

 

Version 2.0 is a complete redesign on Bootstrap 5, with every behaviour in plain JavaScript, and it ships three restaurant designs in one template, switched from a small View control on the right edge of the screen. Carte is cream and deep red and puts tonight's menu, with dotted price lines, on the first screen. Open Kitchen is charcoal and brass, with a full-width photo hero that has a Find a table form built into it and dishes shown as round plates that turn as you scroll. Neighbourhood Table is warm and family-friendly, with opening hours, call, find-us and booking tiles under the headline and a party-size picker drawn as little tables. Every original page remains with real restaurant copy, including a 37-dish menu in five course tabs, the reservation form, both blog layouts with in-page search, a single post with comments, the one-page home and the elements page. Four new pages join them: Services with a private-event enquiry form, an Event page with seat booking, a Chef profile and a 404 page. Six ready-to-send HTML emails are included (reservation confirmation, contact auto-reply, newsletter welcome, comment received, event seat confirmation and private-event enquiry), and the layout is tuned for tablets and phones. Buyers can keep one design by deleting a single script line.