EatWell

EatWell is a free responsive one-page restaurant website template built on Bootstrap 4 and jQuery, published by ThemeWagon and created by Colorlib. It provides a complete static HTML site for restaurants, cafés, and food businesses, with sections for a filterable menu, lightbox gallery, carousel slider, contact form area, and Google Maps.

What is EatWell?

EatWell is a static HTML5 restaurant template that you download, edit, and host anywhere — it has no backend or build step. The package includes 1 HTML file, 10 CSS files, 1 SCSS file, 13 JavaScript files, and demo images. It runs on Bootstrap v4.0.0-beta with jQuery v3.2.1, and uses Animate.css for scroll animations, Magnific Popup for lightbox galleries, and Owl Carousel for sliders. The template was created by Colorlib and is distributed free through ThemeWagon.

Key Features

• One-page layout — All content (menu, gallery, contact, blog) sits on a single scrollable page with anchor navigation.
• Sticky navigation — The menu bar stays fixed at the top as visitors scroll through the page.
• Filterable/sortable menu — Dishes can be filtered by category with a sortable option, so visitors can quickly find what they want.
• Lightbox gallery — Food and interior photos open in an enlarged Magnific Popup overlay instead of a separate page.
• Carousel slider — Owl Carousel powers an image or testimonial carousel at the top of the page.
• Google Maps included — A map embed in the contact section shows the restaurant location without extra plugins.
• Smooth animations — Animate.css provides entrance effects when sections scroll into view.
• Descriptive footer — The footer contains multiple columns of information, social media icons, and additional links.

Who is it for?

• Independent restaurant and café owners — Launch a professional-looking site quickly without hiring a web designer, using the pre-built menu, gallery, and map sections.
• Food bloggers and small food businesses — Showcase dishes with the lightbox gallery and carousel slider, then point social media icons to their profiles.
• Freelance web developers — Use EatWell as a starting point for client projects, since it is open source, free for commercial use, and based on the familiar Bootstrap 4 grid.

What can you do with EatWell?

• Publish a restaurant website fast — Replace the demo images and placeholder text with your own menu items, photos, and hours, then upload the folder to any static host.
• Create a portfolio for catering or food photography — Use the filterable gallery and lightbox to organize work by food type or event.
• Build a landing page for a food event or pop-up — The one-page format with sticky nav and map makes it easy to direct guests to location and contact details.

Pricing

EatWell is free to download from ThemeWagon. The page lists it as open source, usable in commercial projects, and covered by lifetime free updates. No paid tier is mentioned.

Alternatives

• Restaurantly — Another free restaurant website template on ThemeWagon, but built with Bootstrap 5 instead of Bootstrap 4, and available in the same marketplace.

FAQ

Is EatWell free to use?

Yes. The download is free, the template is marked open source, and ThemeWagon explicitly allows use in commercial projects with lifetime free updates.

What frameworks does EatWell use?

EatWell is built on Bootstrap v4.0.0-beta and jQuery v3.2.1, with Animate.css, Magnific Popup, and Owl Carousel included. It uses SCSS for styling, and ships with 10 compiled CSS files and 13 JavaScript files.

Does EatWell have a menu filter?

Yes. The template includes a sortable/filterable menu section, so visitors can filter dishes by category without reloading the page.

Can I use EatWell for a non-restaurant website?

Technically yes, because it is a static HTML template and every section is editable. However, the layout is specifically designed for restaurants, with a menu, gallery, and map, so repurposing it for another business type would require replacing those section contents.

Is there a WordPress version of EatWell?

The page only lists the HTML version. No WordPress or CMS version is mentioned, and the download consists of static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files.