From Web to Table: 26 Inspirational Websites for Vegan Restaurants.
I’m including a mix of vegan restaurant website design ideas and e-commerce restaurant website examples.
Because many food businesses are setting up online shops to bring in more revenue I thought it was a good idea to incorporate e-commerce into the mix as well!
My intention for the round-up post is to showcase vegan restaurant websites, so vegepreneurs can get some inspiration for their own sites as well get an idea of how other vegan-food businesses are setting up their websites.
1) Black Bird Foods
I love the vibe of this website. Fun colors and graphics and most importantly it’s set up for the customer to view the offerings and purchase them with ease. Simple restaurant websites drive more traffic than overly cluttered complicated sites.
Blackbird foods used to sell their homemade seitan to other vegan food businesses in the area, but then pivoted during the pandemic and started selling frozen vegan pizza online!
2.) Immi Instant Ramen
100 percent plant-based ramen online shop! The vegan food website design is so colorful and vibrant, the designers did such an amazing job!
The photos and the graphics make the website pop and I’m pretty much sold on their products on the first impression.
The user experience is top-notch on the website, and many people who try to DIY their site don’t consider customer journey. The more clear the path is to purchase the product the better the sales will be!
I’m a big fan of custom typography and love using it on client sites that I build. The typeface choices on this website are beautiful and I can’t wait to experiment with them on different projects.
3.) Loah Beer
Vegan non-alcoholic beer y’all! Such an inspiring story of how the company came into being.
The company got its start during covid. The owner had a lot of time on his hands and started experimenting with different recipes and over time developed a winner!
Hands down one of my favorite vegan e-commerce website designs. I love their brand images and all the fun details throughout the site, very clever I must say!
4.) Virtuous Pie
100 percent Plant-based menu! I love the sleek layout and design of this vegan restaurant website design. It’s super simple and modern which really showcases the food photography very well!
The call to action is in the upper right corner of the website, which makes it very visible and easy to see!
It’s super important to make sure your website has a great user experience because now days so much online ordering is taking place,
It’s imperative that customers have a good experience on your restaurant website, so they’ll keep coming back!
5.) I love juice bar
Very simple juice bar website example. The logo and the color palette are super cute, and I’m loving the minimalist look and feel.
The layout is very user-friendly and directs visitors to what’s most important, the food and drinks!
6.) Plant Power Fast Food
The future of fast food is vegan!! Gorgeous simple layout with exceptional photography makes this vegan restaurant website design stand out!
There’s a big order now button as the main call to action directly in the center of the website which makes it hard to miss. Integrating online ordering into your website through a third party makes the experience of ordering food seamless for your customers.
7.) Mixt Restaurant
It’s not 100 percent plant-based, but they have heaps of vegan options. The restaurant really focuses on buying local organic whole foods.
The restaurant website design is very simple and the layout is very organized, so you don’t have to guess about what to do next.
Customer journey is an important aspect of web design and should be thought out before designing the site for the best outcome.
8.) Juice Shop
I loved reading about how this business was developed.
It’s a family business and It started because a member of the family got sick. Instead of taking the traditional pharmaceutical route, they chose a plant-based diet instead to heal the body.
I love the simple and colorful vibe of the plant-based e-commerce website design!
9.) Mellow Mushroom
They got super creative with this plant-based pizza restaurant website.
The layout is super organized which is so important for getting more online sales. If customers don’t have a good experience on your site, they won’t stick around.
Nowadays a restaurant is being judged not only for the food but how easy it is to move around a website and find what they’re looking for.
The mellow mushroom did a great job with the design, but at the same time still thought about the customer which makes it a great website.
10.) Chi plant-based restaurant
The shop hours are front and center which is super important these days. Making it easy for your customers to know when you're open saves them time and they’ll appreciate it.
When a customer has to search high and low and look all over the place just for hours of operation, It can be frustrating.
Remember to put your customer first, and put yourself in their shoes when you’re designing a restaurant website. It’s all about user experience!
11.) The perfect plate
Website for plant-based home chef services. The customer picks the plan they want and then the chef comes to your house and prepares you meals!
Having a website is an easy way to streamline your business. Instead of having to constantly come up with graphics and things to say on social media.
You can add everything you need to your website once, and it will save you time and energy.
12.) Vita Bowl
Plant-based meal delivery website design! It’s so exciting to see more and more companies offer home delivered vegan meals.
This website design is super sleek and polished. It gives off a very professional vibe. They have a simple looking menu, but it looks like they are always sold out, so their food must be good!
13.) Nuyu Nourish
Plant-based chef service based out of Florida. They display exactly what types of foods they cook and the client gets to choose what they want.
There’s a form to fill out on the website which help streamlines your business, so your not dealing with a bunch of back and forth messaging.
14.) De Buena Planta
I love this colorful restaurant website design. It’s one of my personal favorites!
Plant-based Mexican food at its finest! How lucky are the residents of Venice California to have this gem in their neighborhood!
The photos are very high quality and it has a very inviting vibe! They’ve integrated 3-rd party online ordering through DoorDash Uber Eats.
There are many different ways to set up online ordering for your restaurant website.
I use Squarespace to design client websites and I find that Chownow and Square are great to use for integrating online ordering on your website.
15.) Shojin Plant-Based Restaurant
This simple restaurant website is gorgous! I love minimal web design vibes.
They integrated Square to use for their online ordering. Really nice website and quick and easy to use.
16.) My Vegan Gold
I love the bold type-face on this vegan restaurant website design.
All the food is sourced locally from nearby organic farms. The layout is super simple and you can order online with ease, which will keep your customers coming back for more!
17.) Real Food Daily
A big banner image showcasing their offerings front and center is always a good idea!
The vegan restaurant design website also has a small marketing banner on the top of their website letting their customers know when they're open.
I use Squarespace to design restaurant websites, and within the backend of Squarespace websites, there are options for a pop-up or a mini banner at the top of the page where you can display important information.
18.) Love Organic Vegan Eating
This vegan restaurant website design has a great call to action when you first land on the page.
Putting your call to action buttons, for example, “order now” or “book table” above the fold on a website makes it simple and fast to order food.
Sometimes customers are at work or don’t have that much time, so to be able to order quickly by providing a design element as simple as an “order now” button is a great way to have your website work for you behind the scenes.
19.) Cafe Gratitude
Can we all take a moment to admire the visual design on the cafe gratitudes website? The color palette is muted and bold, making it easy for the user to see the important elements with no problem.
Sometimes when people are DIYing their website, they don’t understand that there’s a science to visual design and the reason it’s used in the first place is to help direct the users’ attention, which in turn helps accomplish business goals.
There’s a lot of strategy behind website design, so it’s important to work with a website designer who is also a visual strategist.
20.) Nourish Hanalei
I love this really simple restaurant design. The graphics are minimal and the website has a really cute vibe to it.
With all of the tropical photos and delicious Island fresh food, you can’t help want to visit and soak up the tranquil atmosphere.
It’s important when designing your website that your online presence matches the brick and mortar to keep your brand consistent.
People trust brands more that have a strong visual design foundation more than those that are haphazardly put together and scrappy looking.
21.) Russells Eat Healthy Kauai
A great one-page restaurant website design. When you click on the primary navigation, it automatically jumps down to the section instead of going to a different page.
One-page websites are great for user experience because they’re easy to use and there’s zero fluff because only most important things are added.
22.) Hip City Veg
This plant-based restaurant website design is one of the best out there because it’s really easy to navigate.
If you want to order food, the call-to-action buttons are front and center and the designer created a visual hierarchy by contrasting the color so it would be easy for the customer to see.
This small detail will bring in more sales because it’s helping the customer find what there looking for quickly.
23.) The Tasty
Have you ever been to a diner, but could only order lemon water because you were too tired to do an ingredient investigation. I feel ya… well “the tasty” is a spin on diner food, but all plant-based.
How cool is that? I hope more plant-based chefs are inspired by it, so we can enjoy our favorites without worrying.
The restaurant website design has many great design elements that are helpful to their customers.
For example, as soon as you land on the website, one of the first things you start to see when you scroll down is the store hours!
24.) Vedge
One of the best vegan restaurants in Philly! I’m originally from New Jersey so I have to represent my east coast fams!
One of the best-designed restaurant websites as well. Beautiful typography and layout make this website one of a kind.
On the upper right-hand side of the website, the customer chooses if they want takeout or delivery which is a really nice design element and makes the website very well organized.
A well-organized website layout is a difference between increased sales and not as much. So my words of wisdom- less is more when it comes to restaurant web design.
I hope this round-up post gave you some restaurant design ideas to use for inspiration for your vegan food service business!
