32 website concepts

Food, hospitality and leisure website examples.

Before booking a table, a tasting, a tour or a room, people want to know if there is space, what it costs and what they will get. They do not want to call during a busy service to find out. A homepage that shows open times and full prices right away lets them decide on the spot.

These are homepage concepts for fictional brands, made by INSIDEA's team as design examples, not client sites. They cover restaurants, a bakery, a boutique hotel, a wedding venue, breweries and wineries, catering, tours and activities, and travel agencies, each opening on the booking, order or plan a guest needs first.

What these homepages put first

Open dates and seats, right away

The first screen shows what is open tonight, tomorrow or next season, with the price beside it, so guests can see their table, date or departure without calling ahead.

See it in Eastwold Kitchen, Glimmerdale Estate and Paddlebright Outfitters.

Guest count in, price out

Caterers turn a headcount into exactly what arrives and what it costs, so a host can plan a party, a wedding or an office lunch without waiting on a phone call for a quote.

See it in Pitwell Smokehouse Catering, Noonbell and Belcourt & Vine.

What the day will feel like

Tours and trips lay out the experience before payment: the route, the stops, the pace and who leads the group, so guests know how far they will walk and what they will get.

See it in Morselway Food Tours, Journeyhall Escorted Tours and Ondessa Journeys.