Fattbean helps a café put its menu, bookings and story online without building extra pages, and its styling is built on Tailwind CSS 4. This Tailwind CSS coffee shop template suits cafés, bistros and neighbourhood eateries, and it comes with 15 pages in three home layouts.

A Tailwind CSS Coffee Shop Template Built for Café Bookings

The Menu, Reservation and History pages make this Tailwind CSS coffee shop template useful for a café that wants diners to book a table. Guests can read the food and drink categories, pick a date in the reservation form and then find the café on a map.

Casual dining restaurants, coffee shops and bistros can all use the same structure. Web freelancers can also hand a complete café site to a client quickly, because every page type is already there.

Café Menu, Reservation and Home Page Layouts

Three home layouts give you different hero styles and ways to show the dining atmosphere. Pick the one that matches your café, then remove the others.

• Home v1 to v3: three hero layouts with a food and drinks carousel.
• Menu: a full food and drink list with categories and prices.
• Reservation: a table booking form with date selection and styled dropdowns.
• Contact Us: a message form beside a Mapbox map of the café.

Chef Profiles, Gallery and Blog Pages

People often choose a café because of who runs it, so the template includes a Team page and a single Chef Profile page. The History page covers the founding story and neighbourhood roots, while About Us explains the café and its community values.

• Gallery: food photography and café atmosphere images that open in a lightbox.
• Blog: café news, recipes and community updates.
• Typography: a reference page for fonts and text styles.

Price filtering with a range slider helps when a menu has many items. Slick carousels show featured dishes and specials.

Colours, Fonts and Menu Content to Change on Day One

Most buyers start with colours and fonts. Colours, fonts and spacing live in one Tailwind theme setup, so editing them there updates the Menu, Reservation and every other page. Hover and focus effects are written directly in the markup beside each element, so you can tune a menu button or a booking field right where it appears.

After the theme, most owners replace the menu items, the opening hours and the map location. Then they add real photos to the Gallery and Chef Profile pages.

Unzip the download and the pages work in a browser right away. If you prefer to adjust the design, the Tailwind source files are in the package so you can rebuild the CSS yourself. Photos from the live preview are left out, with plain placeholder images in their spots until your own food photos go in. Icons come from FontAwesome and fonts load from Google Fonts.

In total the template has 15 pages, including three home layouts, a menu, a reservation page and a blog.