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@8bsite/restaurant-website-template

v1.0.0

Published

Single index.html for a brasserie or wine bar: priced menu, noon to night service track, terrace plan, table request form. GSAP motion, MIT licence.

Readme

Restaurant website template, single index.html

A site for a terrace brasserie, a bistro or a wine bar, with a priced menu, a timeline of the day's services, a seating plan and a table request form. It is plain HTML with inline CSS and JavaScript, animated by GSAP, ScrollTrigger and Lenis from a CDN, so it runs on GitHub Pages, Netlify or a shared host as it is. Made by 8B, an AI website builder.

See it running and read about each section: https://8b.com/templates/ombrelle/

Restaurant site, desktop first screen

Download

Grab the package as a tarball, then extract it into the current folder:

npm pack @8bsite/restaurant-website-template
tar -xzf 8bsite-restaurant-website-template-1.0.0.tgz

Everything ends up under package/. Another route is degit straight from the repository: npx degit 8bsite/restaurant-website-template my-restaurant. Installed as a dependency, the files sit in node_modules/@8bsite/restaurant-website-template/; move them into your project before you change anything.

Making it your restaurant

Give the folder to Claude Code, Cursor or Codex together with your menu, opening times and address, and tell the agent to follow AGENTS.md. Hours, seat counts and prices show up in several sections, and that file points to every occurrence, so one change does not leave an old time in the footer. The booking form checks its fields but does not deliver them yet; route it to a form or reservation service.

Contents

  • index.html: the site
  • AGENTS.md: editing rules for agents
  • CREDITS.md: who took the photos
  • LICENSE: MIT

Repository and live demo: https://github.com/8bsite/restaurant-website-template