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Catering website templates

13 catering templates with your menus, the events you cater and a clear way to get in touch.

What a catering website needs

People hiring a caterer want to see the food, the kinds of events you do and a rough price before they call. Every catering template lists your menus or packages as items, with a from-price or a price range ("From $28 per person"), grouped by event: Weddings, Corporate, Private parties.

A gallery shows real spreads, the about section explains how you work and how far ahead to book, and the notice line can say when you're fully booked. Caterers use the food and drink layout, which has no quote form, so enquiries come by phone and email.

Start with two or three sample menus and a clear way to reach you, then add photos from real events as you go. Say how many guests you can serve and how much notice you need, so enquiries arrive ready to quote.

Questions about catering websites

Can I show prices per person?

Yes. Write "per person" in the item's description and use a from-price or a price range, for example from $28 to $45.

Is there an enquiry form for events?

Not on food and drink websites. Visitors call or email you from the contact section, and you can turn on the Message button if your number takes texts.

Can I show menus for different events?

Yes. Group your items by event (Weddings, Corporate, Private parties), so each group reads as its own menu.

Have something else in mind?

Start with the closest kind of business, then change the look, colours and photos whenever you like.