Mareva is a fish restaurant website template: a light, airy HTML5 template for a seafood restaurant and oyster bar by the water: the day boats land the catch, the bar opens oysters by the six and the dozen, and the terrace looks over the harbour. White grounds, sea-ink headings in light condensed capitals, tide blue and a band of sand set the tone. Together, they give it the feel of a quay on a clear morning. Underneath, it runs real restaurant logic: open now from the kitchen’s and the bar’s hours.

It also has today’s catch from the weekday, with market prices and portions running down to Sold Out. Then there are Oyster Hour from the clock and a platter priced as it is built. In addition, it covers terrace or dining-room booking, classes with seats left and a private-event estimate. Finally, a table shop has a bag, coupon, shipping and tax. It ships with light and dark mode, right-to-left support and WebGL layers – wind-blown sand ripples and a mother-of-pearl shell in the footer printed in two tones through an ordered dither.

Three Home Pages

• Home 01 – The Restaurant: a boxed hero slider with a white card over its foot, today’s catch board with the boats that landed it, the booking strip, a gallery from the quay along whose lower edge the tide comes in over the sand and goes back out as you scroll. Then come Oyster Hour on the sea band, guest voices, private events, Oysters At Home with the newsletter and the journal.
• Home 02 – The Oyster Bar: a photo hero with a docked white panel and the raw bar. Then come the oysters by variety with salinity and notes. Next is a platter that sets itself on ice shell by shell. Each variety lights up in the list as it lands. After that come the Oyster Hour offer, Oysters At Home, shucking classes, the table shop and reservations.
• Home 03 – The Terrace: a slider with the booking panel beside it and the food philosophy. Then comes a fishing boat that crosses the horizon past the headland. Finally, the page ends with the catch with its week strip, three rooms by the water, voices, the terrace in pictures and a long Sunday lunch.

Restaurant, Bar & Booking Pages

• Today’s Catch: the board from the visitor’s weekday – each fish with its boat, the time it landed, a price or a market price, and portions that fall through the service to “Only 3 Left” and Sold Out – a week strip to see any day’s board. It also has the boats due in.
• The Oyster Bar: six varieties by the six and the dozen. It also has Oyster Hour at half price on the house oyster, and a platter builder with a mixed dozen, sides. Finally, it has the saving on dozens and the total.
• Reservations: a four-step wizard. First, the party and the day. Next, the dining room, the terrace (May to October, up to six) or the oyster bar counter. Then a time from the kitchen’s hours, details and confirm, with a live summary and a booking reference. Continue never blocks; only Confirm checks the details.
• Oysters At Home: a two- or four-dozen box, filled six at a time and drawn tray by tray. It is 10% off when every place is filled, with a knife, a glove and mignonette. Delivery runs Thursday to Saturday with a cut-off, and there are two ready-made boxes.
• Classes & Tastings: shucking classes, lobster nights and a clambake, each on its own repeat rule. Every date of the next months is listed month by month. Also, a class page shows the seats left, and each booking counts against the class.
• Private Events: three rooms by party size, menus by the head, extras and a four-step estimate with the price per guest and the deposit.
• The Table Shop: tableware, glassware, linen, pantry and gift cards with price filter, sort and search. Each product page has a gallery and tabs. In addition, there are a bag, a coupon, a free-shipping meter, tax, checkout with an order number and a wishlist.

Fish Restaurant Website Template: Inner Pages

Mareva includes About, Our Boats, Menu, Today’s Catch, Reservations, Our Team and Chef Profile. It also has Gallery, The Oyster Bar, Oysters At Home, Classes & Tastings and Class Details. Then come Private Events, Shop, Product, Cart, Checkout, Wishlist, Journal and Journal Details. There are also FAQ with search, Contact (working PHP form and map) and My Account. Finally, there are Login, Register, Forgot Password, Coming Soon and 404 – thirty-one pages in total.

Fish Restaurant Website Template Features

• 31 HTML pages, 3 unique home page designs
• Light and dark mode on one switch, remembered between visits, with no flash on load
• Right-to-left stylesheets for every page and a flag language picker that turns any page around (Bootstrap RTL included)
• WebGL layers tinted by the theme colours: drifting sand ripples and a dithered mother-of-pearl shell
• Real restaurant logic from one data block: open now, today’s catch, Oyster Hour, platter and box prices, table slots and areas, class dates and seats, event estimates, shop totals
• An Oyster Open preloader whose pearl drops into the logo, photos uncovered by a washing wave edge, a fishing-net hover and three scroll moments that never pin the page
• Swiper sliders, Fancybox video popups and lightbox gallery
• prefers-reduced-motion support for accessibility
• CSS-variable design tokens for both themes
• Working PHP form handler with optional invisible reCAPTCHA v3
• Font Awesome Free loaded locally, plus drawn line icons in two inks
• Fully responsive with a desktop-first breakpoint system and wide-screen layouts
• W3C valid, zero console errors
• Well-commented code with a numbered CSS table of contents and JS index
• Documentation included

This fish restaurant website template ships with documentation, free lifetime updates and an instant download. Every page also works on phones, tablets and desktops. Mareva also comes as React, Vue, Angular and WordPress, or in the developer bundle at 20% off. Browse more Seafood HTML5 templates.

Credits

Bootstrap 5.3, jQuery 3.7.1, Swiper 11, GSAP 3 with ScrollTrigger, Fancybox 3.5 and Font Awesome Free. It also uses RTLCSS and Google Fonts (Roboto Condensed, Work Sans).