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A creative and responsive Hugo blog theme for restaurant and food-related websites, with Bootstrap styling and Netlify deployment presets.

Free Bootstrap 4 ice cream parlor website template with hero carousel, blog, testimonials, contact form, and multipage layout.
Restaurant Hugo is a Hugo-based blog theme for restaurants and food-related businesses, built by Gethugothemes, that produces a static website with a blog layout, contact form, and Mailchimp newsletter integration. The theme requires a minimum Hugo version of 0.147.2, is designed by Themefisher, and is released under the MIT license; the demo site reports a Google Page Speed score of 85%.
Restaurant Hugo is a static-site theme for the Hugo framework that creates responsive restaurant and food-business websites with a blog layout. It takes Markdown content and Hugo site configuration as input and generates the final HTML output at build time, so no server-side runtime is needed. The theme is developed by Gethugothemes, designed by Themefisher, and licensed under MIT, with the demo images carrying separate licenses for demonstration only.
The theme is built on Bootstrap and companion libraries: jQuery, Animate.css, Slick Slider, Wow, Font Awesome Icons, and Venobox. CSS and JavaScript are bundled through Hugo Pipes, and the repository includes predefined Netlify settings, Google Analytics hooks, Mailchimp integration, a contact form, and Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags for social sharing.
Clone the repository, run npm run project-setup to install and configure the project, and then run npm run dev to start a local development server. For content editing, the Edit with Sitepins flow clones the repository into Sitepins and lets editors modify pages through a visual CMS interface without touching code.
Yes, the theme's code is released under the MIT license, so you can use and modify it freely. The demonstration images are not covered by that license and are included only to show the design.
The minimum Hugo version is 0.147.2. The theme uses Hugo Pipes for asset bundling, so a newer Hugo extended version is recommended for full compatibility.
Yes, it is pre-configured for Sitepins, a Git-based headless CMS. You can click Edit with Sitepins on the repository page to clone the project and edit text, images, and configuration visually.
Yes. The repository includes predefined Netlify settings, so you can connect the repo to Netlify and deploy with no additional configuration. The demo page reports an 85% Google Page Speed score.
