Mareva gives a seafood restaurant or oyster bar by the water a full website. It covers a catch board, table booking, classes and a shop. It is a Tailwind CSS fish restaurant template that uses Tailwind CSS 4 and offers three home pages and 31 pages in total.

The design is light and airy, with white grounds, dark sea-ink headings in condensed capitals, tide blue and a band of sand.

Tailwind CSS Fish Restaurant Template: Catch Board, Oyster Bar and Shop Pages

Each of the 31 pages in this Tailwind CSS fish restaurant template follows the same light, sea-blue design, so a new page matches the rest. The pages also fall into a few groups.

• Home pages (3): The Restaurant, The Oyster Bar and The Terrace.
• The restaurant: About, Our Boats, Menu, Our Team, Chef Profile, Gallery and Private Events.
• The shop and account: Shop, Product, Cart, Checkout, Wishlist, My Account, Login, Register and Forgot Password.
• Other pages: Journal, Journal Details, FAQ with search, Contact, Coming Soon and 404.

Today’s Catch Board and Oyster Bar Pages

The catch board shows each fish for the visitor’s weekday, with its boat, landing time and a price or market price. Portions then run down to “Only 3 Left” and Sold Out. A week strip also shows any other day.

The Oyster Bar page lists six varieties by the six and the dozen. It also covers Oyster Hour at half price on the house oyster, plus a platter builder that works out the total.

Oysters At Home sells a two- or four-dozen box, filled six at a time. The box gets ten percent off when every place is filled, and delivery runs Thursday to Saturday.

Reservations, Classes and Private Events

Reservations is a four-step wizard. First, guests pick the party and day. Then they choose the dining room, the terrace or the oyster bar counter. After that, they pick a time from the kitchen’s hours. A live summary and a booking reference finish the flow.

• Classes & Tastings lists shucking classes, lobster nights and a clambake, with seats left shown on each class page.
• Private Events offers three rooms by party size and a four-step estimate with price per guest and deposit.
• Open now comes from the kitchen’s and the bar’s hours, so visitors see current status.

Table Shop and Cart Pages

The Table Shop sells tableware, glassware, linen, pantry items and gift cards, with price filter, sort and search. Product pages also have a gallery and tabs. Then a bag, coupon, free-shipping meter and tax lead to checkout with an order number. A wishlist sits beside it.

Editing the Catch Board and Booking Pages with Tailwind CSS 4

Every look is defined by utility classes placed on the elements themselves. So the catch board or the booking wizard can be understood and adjusted on the spot. The theme holds one shared set of colors, fonts and spacing. When you change the tide blue or the sea-ink headings there, every page updates.

The template also has light and dark mode, right-to-left layouts and two WebGL layers: drifting sand ripples and a dithered shell. Swiper sliders, Fancybox popups and a working contact form are included, along with Font Awesome Free and Roboto Condensed and Work Sans fonts.

Source Files and Placeholder Images in the Download

You can open the finished pages directly in a browser. The Tailwind source comes along too, which lets you edit the styles and compile them again. Photos from the preview are not in the download. Neutral placeholders replace the preview images until you add your own. Documentation is also included.

Most buyers change the catch board fish and prices first. Then they update the oyster varieties and the booking hours, because those hold the restaurant’s own data in one place.