Café & Bakery website template
A free bakery website template for a café or bakery: a menu customers open on their phone, photos of today's bakes, beans to take home and a map with your opening hours. Change the bakes to yours, then add celebration cakes people order and pay for ahead.
At the top sits your café's name, a photo of milk going into a flat white and a line on what you bake and when, with Instagram, TikTok and Facebook underneath. A moving strip below it can carry the news of the day, like fresh sourdough or dogs welcome.
What’s on this page
Coffee & Bakes
A list of what you offer, each item with a description, a price and tags. Visitors tap it to open the full list and filter it by tag.
Put the whole counter in the menu, coffee and bakes together, with a line on each that makes it sound like yours. Tag them Coffee, Bakes and Breakfast so someone after a late breakfast can filter straight to it. The subtitle is the place to say the bakes change daily, and you can add a price to each item.
From the oven
Up to five photos with a title and a line of text. A card can show your work, an item for sale with a link to buy it, a product you recommend, or a code to copy.
Use up to five photos of loaves and pastries straight from the oven, and say what time they come out, because the regulars who want the first cinnamon buns will time their visit by it.
Beans to take home
Up to five photos with a title and a line of text. A card can show your work, an item for sale with a link to buy it, a product you recommend, or a code to copy.
If you sell beans or flour to take home, give them a card so customers know to ask at the counter. One line on where the beans are roasted or how fine you grind them answers the usual question.
Any milk you like
Up to five photos with a title and a line of text. A card can show your work, an item for sale with a link to buy it, a product you recommend, or a code to copy.
Use a card for the thing people want to know before they come in, like plant milks, gluten-free bakes or whether there is room for a pram. It saves the same question at the till all day.
Come and say hello
A Google Maps pin with your address and opening hours. Tapping it opens a bigger map and a button for directions.
Paste your pin from Google Maps and add weekday and weekend hours, since cafés often keep different ones. Mention outdoor seating or the nearest parking if people ask.
Add to it
Celebration cake
An item you sell, with photos, a price and a buy button. Buyers pay on the page through your own Stripe account.
Let customers order celebration cakes on the page and pay through your own Stripe account. At checkout you ask for the flavour, the name to pipe on and the collection day. Set a stock limit so you never take more cake orders than the oven can manage.
Wholesale and big orders
A form with the questions you choose, for enquiries, quotes or feedback. Every answer is saved for you in Keepp.
Offices, other cafés and party hosts ask about bigger orders. An enquiry form collects what they want and how often, so you can work out a price for a standing order once the morning rush is over.
Ask the café
A chat button that answers visitors' questions from what is on your page and the notes you give it.
A chat button answers the questions you get on the phone, like whether you are open on bank holidays or can take a cake order for Saturday, from your page and the notes you give it. If you would rather pick up some questions yourself, link a Telegram group and reply from there.
Ask the caféAI assistantHi! Ask about today's bakes, cake orders or opening times.
Questions
What should a bakery website include?
Your menu, photos of what you bake, your opening hours and a map, and a way to order cakes ahead if you take them. This template has the menu, three photo cards and the map ready to fill in.
Can customers see the menu on their phone?
Yes. The menu opens as a full list on any phone, and customers can filter it by tag. Change it whenever the counter changes.
Can I take orders for cakes?
Yes. Add a product for each cake you bake to order, with a stock limit if the week fills up. The customer pays when they order and tells you the flavour and the collection day, so the cake is paid for before you start it.
Does it work for a coffee shop with no bakery?
Yes. Rename the cards for your coffee, your beans and your food, and keep the menu and the map.
