A warm, rustic design for coffee shops, cafes and roasteries. Paper textures, hand-lettered notes, a chalkboard menu that switches between the espresso bar, filter and kitchen, and a bean finder that sends people home with a bag.
This isn't a theme you install or a file you download. There's no page builder to learn and nothing to configure yourself.
You pick this design, send me your menu, your photos and your hours, and I build the site around it by hand, colours, type and sections adjusted to your shop.
The build, a one-time fee covering design adaptation, building every section with your content, and launch. Quoted once I know how much you want on it.
Hosting & care, a separate monthly cost that keeps the site online, secure and backed up. Quoted alongside the build so you see both numbers before committing.
The Process
Two to Four Weeks
Tell me this is the direction. We talk through your menu, whether you roast or buy, and whether you sell beans, ship them or only hand them over the counter.
Your menu and prices, hours, a few photos of the room and the pastry case, and the story of how the shop started. I send a simple checklist so nothing's missed.
I set the chalkboard up with your real menu, load the bean finder with your roasts, warm the palette to your room, and connect ordering or gift cards if you use them.
Domain connected, analytics set up, and a full handover. After launch, menu changes and seasonal updates come straight to me as part of your monthly care plan.

Three questions, how they brew, milk or black, what tastes good to them, and the site names the bag they should walk out with, with the tasting notes and the price. It's the conversation your barista has fifty times a week, running on the site at two in the morning. Retail bags are the highest margin thing in the shop and the hardest thing to sell to somebody who's afraid of picking wrong.
What's Included
Prices move, seasonal drinks come and go, and the pastry list changes weekly. Yours updates without touching code, or I handle it under your care plan.
Photography treated as the main event, because people choose a cafe on whether they want to sit in it, not on how good the espresso is described.
Retail bags given real space, with origin, roast level and notes, and a path to shipping or subscriptions when you're ready for them.
Local SEO from the start, hours and location structured the way Google wants them, so you show up for "coffee near me" in your own neighborhood.
Good Fit For
Independent coffee shops and cafes, small-batch roasteries, espresso bars, tea houses, bakeries with a serious coffee program, breakfast and brunch spots, and farm-to-table kitchens. Anywhere warm, wooden and a little worn-in, where the point is that people stay.
It also suits mobile coffee carts and roasters selling mostly online. If your brand is sleek and minimal rather than rustic, say a third-wave bar in a white box, tell me and I'll show you a cooler, quieter direction instead.
Tell me about your place, what you pour and whether you sell beans. I'll come back with a fixed price for the build and the monthly care plan, so you see both numbers before you commit.
Let's Talk!