Fattaj puts the menu, table booking and chef profiles in front of diners, and this Tailwind CSS indian restaurant template uses Tailwind CSS 4 for its styling. It ships with 19 pages and 6 home layouts, so a restaurant can choose the opening screen that suits its dining room.

Six Home Pages for Restaurants and Catering

The six home layouts each use a different hero and a different way of showing the dining experience. A fine dining room can lead with atmosphere, while a catering business can lead with the menu. A Slick carousel shows featured dishes, and testimonials can sit in a slider as well.

• Home v1 to v6, six separate hero and dining layouts
• About Us, for the restaurant story and culinary philosophy
• History, for the founding story and culinary heritage
• Blog, for culinary news, recipes and restaurant updates

Menu, Chefs and Gallery Pages

The Menu page lists food and drink in categories with prices. An ion.rangeSlider filters dishes by price, so guests can narrow a long list quickly. NiceSelect styles the dropdowns in the filter and booking forms.

• Team, a grid of chefs and restaurant staff
• Chef Profile, a biography and specialty page for each cook
• Gallery, with food photography that opens in a Magnific Popup lightbox
• Typography, a reference page for fonts and text styles

Reservations and Menu Pages in a Tailwind CSS Indian Restaurant Template

This Tailwind CSS indian restaurant template includes a Reservation page with a DatePicker, so guests pick a date before they send a booking request. The Contact Us page adds a contact form and a Mapbox map, so diners can see exactly where the restaurant is.

A catering company can also pair the Menu page with the Team and Chef Profile pages. Then clients see the food and the people who cook it in one visit.

Changing Dishes, Colors and Chef Bios on Day One

Most owners start with colors, fonts and spacing. Tailwind CSS 4 keeps those values in one theme, so a change there reaches the Menu, Reservation and Gallery pages at once. Because the compiled CSS keeps just the styles your markup calls for, unused rules stay out of the build.

Next come the dishes and prices on the Menu page, then the chef biographies. After that, the owner can replace gallery photos and write the History page.

You can open the finished pages in a browser right after unzipping. The package also ships the Tailwind source, so a developer can adjust the theme and rebuild the styles. Preview photos are not part of the files, so neutral placeholders fill each image slot while you gather your own food photography. The icon set is FontAwesome, and the typefaces are served by Google Fonts.

A freelancer or agency can reuse the same files for several clients, because the six home layouts give each restaurant a different starting point. Browser support is listed for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera.