Commerce

Restaurant site with reservation flow

Pair a strong sense of place with a reservation journey that handles availability and edge cases.

Build prompt

Copy as-is, then replace the variables

Reviewed 2026-08-26

Design and build a responsive website for [RESTAURANT NAME], a [CUISINE / CONCEPT] restaurant in [LOCATION]. The site should make the atmosphere tangible while helping guests decide and reserve quickly.

Include:
- Hero with a concise point of view, opening status, location, and Reserve a table CTA.
- A seasonal highlights section with [NUMBER] dishes, descriptions, dietary labels, and realistic prices.
- A complete menu organized for scanning on mobile; avoid presenting the menu only as a PDF.
- The story of the restaurant, chef, sourcing, and what makes the experience distinctive.
- Essential visit information: hours, address, transit/parking, accessibility, dress guidance, and contact.
- Reservation flow for date, time, party size, contact details, dietary/accessibility notes, review, and confirmation.

Reservation behavior:
- Show believable available and unavailable times.
- Handle parties larger than [MAX ONLINE PARTY] by offering a direct contact path.
- Preserve form progress, validate inputs clearly, and include loading, no-availability, error, and success states.

Art direction: [ART DIRECTION]. Use an editorial layout and restrained transitions. Prioritize readable menus, strong image art direction, and local details over generic luxury styling.

Use semantic HTML, accessible forms, visible focus states, and excellent mobile tap targets.

Expected outcome

A responsive restaurant site with clear menu content, local trust signals, and a functioning reservation prototype.

Why it works

Combines brand atmosphere with the practical information local customers need.
Defines reservation edge cases that generic restaurant prompts omit.
Explicitly keeps the menu accessible and usable on mobile.

Variables to customize

[RESTAURANT NAME]Example: Field & Ember

[CUISINE / CONCEPT]Example: seasonal wood-fired neighborhood kitchen

[LOCATION]Example: Bristol

[NUMBER]Example: 6

[MAX ONLINE PARTY]Example: 8

[ART DIRECTION]Example: charcoal, bone, tomato red; documentary food photography

Method sources

Traceable, not copied blindly

This prompt is an original editorial adaptation. The references below informed its structure and review criteria; their text is not presented as our own.

Prompt Engineering Interactive Tutorial

Anthropic · 37k+ GitHub stars · Reference only

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DAIR.AI · 70k+ GitHub stars · MIT

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Vercel · Official product documentation · Reference only

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