Templates cafe

Someone opening a cafe website is often standing on the street, phone in hand, looking for three things: where the cafe is, what time it opens, and what is on the menu. If those three sit under a long slideshow, they go back to Google Maps. A cafe website should be simpler than you think.

The cafe template library covers several styles: cream and minimal (Arome, Brewly), classic brown wood (Kromma, Mokka), and bright and youthful (Beanzo, Kaffix). Each template has a menu block, a space intro, opening hours, and a map. A fit for:

• independent cafes that want their own site besides a Facebook page
• multi-branch chains that need a store-list page
• roasters that sell beans and wholesale to cafes
• bakeries and milk-tea shops that take orders

Worth weighing: a small cafe that only serves on site mainly needs a website so people can find it and trust it, not a cart. A roaster selling beans online is the reverse — the cart, shipping, and wholesale terms are the core. Do not pay for features you will not use.

At 123Website, you choose a template and send the menu, photos of the menu items and the space, and the branch list. We match the colors to the cafe's identity, build a menu that is easy to reprice, and add a map and a call button. Send a complete menu and photos, and the cafe has a website in 7 to 15 working days, from VND 4.99 million (GOLD); if you also want to sell coffee beans online, compare the other packages in website design price list.

Our article on cafe website design goes further on cost and features. A real project to look at is Go Cafe, a traditional coffee chain that cares more about the coffee than a glossy interior.