Restaurant Website Using HTML, CSS & Bootstrap (With Source Code + AI Prompt)

Creating a stylish restaurant website does not require complex frameworks or heavy JavaScript. In this tutorial, I’m sharing a complete approach to building a modern, visually attractive one-page restaurant website using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap only.

This post includes:

• ✅ Full source code

• ✅ A powerful AI prompt you can reuse

• ✅ Clean structure suitable for beginners and students

• ✅ Fully responsive layout

• ✅ Easy image replacement system

You can use this project for practice, portfolios, college projects, or client demos.

What You’ll Build

The final website is a one-page restaurant layout with a professional and modern look. It follows a proper section order and uses semantic HTML with Bootstrap for responsiveness.

Website Sections Included

1. Header (Bootstrap navbar with CTA button)

2. Hero section (restaurant name, tagline, CTA, background image)

3. About Us

4. Popular Dishes / Featured Menu (with popup image support)

5. Reservation / Order section

6. Footer

Each section is structured carefully so you can expand or customize it later.

Technologies Used

• HTML5

• CSS3

• Bootstrap 5

No JavaScript frameworks. No extra libraries.

AI Prompt Used to Generate the Website Code

You can copy and reuse the exact prompt below in ChatGPT or any AI coding assistant. This prompt is designed to generate clean code only, section by section, without unnecessary explanations.

AI Website Design Prompt

Hello,
I want to design a modern, visually attractive one-page restaurant website using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap only.The website should feel creative, stunning, stylish, and professional, suitable for a modern restaurant.

Technical Requirements

Use only HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap

Keep HTML and CSS in separate files

Ensure the layout is fully responsive

The design must be visually balanced and modern

Use clean, semantic HTML structure

Image Instructions (Important)

Wherever images are required, add proper <img> tags

Use placeholder image paths like: images/hero.jpg, images/about.jpg, etc.

Add short HTML comments only for images, mentioning:

What image I should add

Recommended size or aspect ratio
(Example: <!— Add school building image here, 1200×700 –>)

I will replace images manually later.

Output Rules (Strict)

Do not include any explanations, comments, or feedback

Output only pure code

No extra text outside the code

Step–by–Step Delivery Rule (Very Important)

Provide only the code for the FIRST section

Stop immediately after the first section

Wait for my instruction before generating the next section

Do not continue automatically.

Website Sections (Generate in this exact order)

1. Header section (responsive bootstrap navbar + CTA Button)
2. Hero Section (Restaurant name + short tagline + CTA button + background image)
3. About Us
4. Popular Dishes / Featured Menu (Image, Dish name, Price, Button: View Full Menu) when someone click on full menu a popup image appear on same screen which i add later you just add img tag and popup
5. Reservation / Order Section
6. Footer

Follow all rules strictly.

Source Code Download

I’m providing the complete source code used in this project, including:

• index.html

• style.css

• Proper Bootstrap structure

• Image placeholders

👉 Download the full source code from the link below:
Download

Who Is This Project For?

• HTML & CSS students

• Bootstrap beginners

• Final year project practice

• Portfolio website creation

• YouTube tutorial followers

Final Notes

This project focuses on clarity, structure, and visual balance. You can enhance it later with animations, JavaScript, or backend features if needed.

If you found this helpful, feel free to share it and explore more tutorials on my website and YouTube channel.

Happy coding