The 10 Best Food Website Examples

1 Sakara

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Made with Shopify

Sakara specializes in delivering plant-based, organic ready-to-eat meals directly to the customer – so it’s fair to say it’s a hit with modern, value-driven audiences.

Sakara’s website – built with popular ecommerce website builder Shopify – instantly sets the tone, establishing Sakara’s central offering and USP (unique selling point) with crisp images of vegetable-laden plates, and bowls packed to the brim with seeds and superfoods.

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Sakara's online store allows you to filter each product by category, function, and price

Sakara's website's images of bowls packed full of greens and superfoods reinforces its nutritional credentials

Sakara's triptychs of health food imagery are quick to catch the eye

Of course, the beauty of Shopify is that you’re not just building a website, but a fully-fledged online store, too. Sakara’s is particularly nice to look at; with plenty of white space, and simple black font that places the emphasis firmly on the product.

Handily, Sakara’s storefront also gives you the option to filter products by ‘New Arrivals’ and ‘Best Sellers’, as well as by the type of snack, supplement, or collection you’re after. You can also refine your culinary options by function (such as Beauty, Detox, Energy & Focus, and Gut Health), as well as by price and featured items.

2 Bombaywok

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Made with GoDaddy

In addition to offering the quickest and most efficient website building experience, GoDaddy comes with a host of ‘must have’ features – such as its SEO Wiz – which will set anyone up for initial success. But, as New Jersey-based Asian eatery Bombaywok’s site attests to, GoDaddy is also (at least partly) responsible for some of the best food websites on the web.

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Bombaywok puts its restaurant's interior at the heart of its website's design

Bombaywok pulls customer reviews through from its Facebook profile

Bombaywok's interactive gallery gives its website's users a revolving preview of its delicious meals

Bombaywok’s GoDaddy-enabled online presence takes a refreshingly no-frills, no nonsense approach. Large, high quality images of the restaurant’s interior immerse you in the dining experience, while an automatically rotating image gallery of the eatery’s various Asian-inspired dishes will have your mouth watering.

And Bombaywok’s website doesn’t just let its food do the talking, but its customers, too. Utilizing GoDaddy’s social media integrations, the restaurant has pulled through its most persuasive reviews from Facebook, showcasing them on its site in an interactive carousel format.

3 Curry Place

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Made with Weebly

Curry Place’s two Maryland locations may be a half hour’s drive away from one another, but there’s only one place you’ll need to go for a great online experience – the curry chain’s Weebly-created website.

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Curry Place uses full-width images to zero in on the freshness of its ingredients

Curry Place uses thin lines of white space to demarcate stylish images of its food

Curry Place's contact form is a little hard to read, but still looks good on the website

Curry Place’s food website is a simple, uncomplicated online presence that doesn’t get bogged down with any unnecessary add-ons or trimmings. Full-width images of spices and fresh ingredients draw you immediately into the world of Indian cuisine, while vertically stacked image columns show off the restaurant’s range of unique dishes.

Plus, Curry Place’s menu, opening hours, contact details, and maps of its two locations are all available on the homepage, which provides an unhampered user experience.

And, while the background image makes Curry Place’s contact form a little hard to see at first, it’s still large and user-friendly, and offers a simple way of getting in touch with the restaurant online.

4 Big Tree Farms

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Made with Wix

Founded by husband/wife duo Ben and Blair Ripple, Big Tree Farms is the world’s largest and most sustainable coconut supply chain. Purveyors of an array of organic and ethically-sourced coconut-based products, the pair rely on Wix to bring their tasty fair trade wares to a wide online audience of consumers.

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Big Tree Farms lays out its ethical, sustainable, and fair trade credentials from the get-go

Big Tree Farms uses white space intelligently, contrasting with the bright colors of its products

Big Tree Farms showcases its recipes in a clickable rotating carousel format

Big Tree Farms’s site leverages the visual power of white space to help its vibrantly branded products stand out. Consistent use of specific shades of blue and brown throughout help establish the company’s design language and brand, while strong CTA (call to action) buttons invite you to ‘Learn More’, ‘View All’, and – of course – ’Shop Now’.

Big Tree Farm’s Wix website also utilizes a carousel function to show off its most popular recipes, coupled with alluring pictures of the completed dishes.

Wisely, Big Tree Farms also highlights its organic and ethical credentials, with logos that denote its USDA organic status and participation in the Non GMO Project taking center stage. Elsewhere, the food website’s fantastic ‘About Us’ page uses images and videos to tell Ben and Blair’s story, whilst making clear their vision, mission, and belief system, too.

5 Ocelot Chocolate

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Made with Squarespace

Built with Squarespace – a website builder most notable for its spectacular set of design themes and templates – Ocelot Chocolate’s site is everything you’d expect from a Scotland-based producer of artisanal organic sweet treats. Bold, quirky, vivid, and wonderfully colorful, Ocelot Chocolate’s website isn’t afraid to push the visual envelope in weird, wonderful new directions.

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Ocelot Chocolate's approach to website design wouldn't look out of place at a minimalist art museum

Ocelot Chocolate contrasts the bright colors of its products with an abundance of white space

Ocelot Chocolate's contact form is one of the best looking we've seen

Part food website, part modern art museum, Ocelot Chocolate’s homepage is notable for featuring almost no words. Instead, large image blocks dominate the page, showing off a curated selection of Ocelot’s lurid, stylish products. The company’s online shop – which is located just a click away, in the site’s top sidebar – utilizes a similarly neat design that favors clean lines, sharp edges, and a strong sense of symmetry.

6 Ben & Jerry’s

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Made with BigCommerce

Probably the biggest name (names?) on our list, Ben & Jerry’s has been synonymous with ice cream basically since its inception in 1978. Even if you’re unfamiliar with the name, chances are you’ll have dipped into a tub of the company’s Cookie Dough-flavored ambrosia at some stage – but have you ever taken the time to explore its website?

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Ben & Jerry’s gift shop runs on BigCommerce, and features a search function, a slideshow, product gallery, and a featured product section.

Ben & Jerry's showcases its products not only in style, but in a visually digestible format, too

Ben & Jerry's uses color to underline its vegan leanings

Ben & Jerry's blog section beckons you to explore an array of related content

Ben & Jerry's rightly uses its website to shout about its determination to make a positive difference in the world

If not, it’s well worth checking out. Built upon popular ecommerce platform BigCommerce, Ben & Jerry’s utilizes a thoughtful layout and bold imagery to not only shine a light on its products, but on its vision and mission, too.

The Ben & Jerry’s website makes clear its commitment to sustainability and ethically sourced ingredients, while the ‘Recent Blog Posts’ section invites you to explore quizzes, recipes, and other fun content alongside stuff of greater gravity – like the company’s stance on climate change and COP26.

7 Mama’s Fish House

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Made with Square Online

Powered by prominent payment provider (and now website builder) Square, Mama’s Fish House is a fine dining restaurant located in Paia, Hawaii. Serving up a smorgasbord of freshly caught lunch and dinner – and a plethora of enticing cocktails – it comes as little surprise that it’s booked out months in advance. Of course, the role Mama’s Fish House’s website plays in the restaurant’s unfettered popularity shouldn’t be overlooked.

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Mama's Fish House emphasizes the luxury quality of its dishes with high quality images

Mama's Fish House tells the story of how its founders came upon the idea to start up the Paia-based restaurant

Anyone for cocktails?

Square Online is known for the simple, striking designs it enables, and Mama’s Fish House’s food website is no exception. Led by full-width, closeup images that put the restaurant’s zesty dishes in the limelight, the website places the emphasis on Mama’s menu. However, this food website never loses sight of its roots, with links to Hawaiian music and images of the local area contextualizing the cuisine within its local culture.

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• Some food businesses need a good POS integration, which is one of Square Online’s strong points. This is a particular consideration for food trucks! If this applies to you, and you want more specific examples, check out our list of Food Truck Websites for inspiration!

8 Xi’an Famous Foods

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Made with Squarespace

New York-based Chinese food chain Xi’an Famous Foods has also opted to use Squarespace to drive its online presence – and it shows. The site channels a largely monochromatic design language, taking advantage of the stark, aesthetically pleasing contrast of black and white to highlight important information.

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Xi'an Famous Foods' image galleries help give the user an idea of the similarities and differences between its dishes

Xi’an Famous Foods uses the naturally striking contrast of black and white to great effect throughout its website

Xi’an Famous Foods isn't afraid of using its website for a little shameless self-promotion

Xi’an Famous Foods has that type of website that’s all too rare – one that blends subtle (yet impactful) CTAs with a slick user experience, whilst also ensuring that the dishes remain the central focus. Image grids allow potential diners to compare and contrast the restaurant’s wide selection of meals, while a stylish font selection imbues the site with a touch of extra class. Xi’an’s setup doesn’t quite qualify as fine dining – but you wouldn’t know it from the website!

9 Yantra

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Made with Wix

Highly regarded Singapore eatery Yantra offers Indian food in a classy setting. Yantra’s site – built with widely-used and fantastic all-round website builder Wix – is a testament to the tastefulness of both its food and location.

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Yantra underlines the classy, tasteful nature of its fine dining setup with a wonderfully understated color palette

Yantra utilizes bold colors and typefaces to call attention to key details around its dine-in and home delivery policies

Yantra's three-pronged image display uses closeup pictures of its dishes to lure potential diners in

Large, high definition images give potential diners a crystal clear idea of the wonders they’re in for, while a muted two-tone color palette builds the brand. Yantra’s food website is also an excellent example of how to use clear, bold typefaces to excellent effect – particularly in the way the site demarcates the sections of ‘Dine-In’ and ‘Home Delivery’, and draws attention to its ‘Reach Us’ section.

On top of all that, there’s even a handy live chat feature – powered by a Wix integration with Facebook Messenger – which you can access by clicking the small icon in the bottom right hand corner of the site. Not bad, Yantra… not bad!

10 Di Bruno Bros

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Made with BigCommerce

“Culinary pioneers” Di Bruno Bros have been selling cheese, cured meats, and other specialty foods since 1939. And, though we feel confident in saying the company’s website wasn’t around then, it is now – and it looks amazing.

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There's plenty to like about the full-width image Di Bruno Bros leads with... even if it is a little cheesy!

Di Bruno Bros' site tells the story of the brothers themselves - in a visually compelling monochromatic style

Di Bruno Bros uses pop-ups to offer new customer discounts - but you'll have to give them your email address, first!

Di Bruno Bros’ website utilizes a horizontal layer design punctuated with images of the company’s delicious wares, and – of course – plenty of white space. With an online store, recipe hub, blog, and FAQ section, this fabulous food website does everything you’d expect it to. But what Di Bruno Bros’ online presence does particularly well is the way it grabs users with eye-catching deals and discounts.

When you first visit the site, a pop-up email capture form will appear. This offers the user 20% off their first purchase, in exchange for entering into Di Bruno Bros’ email ecosystem.

Now, pop-ups aren’t everyone’s thing – and you may not want to detract from your own food website’s UX by having one appear unsolicited – but you have to admit… they do work. Not only are you engaging your site’s visitors with tempting offers, but also grabbing their email address. This means that you can engage them later on down the line with more deals and discounts, and turn that one-time browser into a lucrative regular customer.