Complete prompt
One page restaurant site
A complete prompt for a single page restaurant site with bookings.
Build a single page website for a family run Italian restaurant in Leeds called Osteria Nove. Visitors are locals deciding where to eat tonight, so the most important thing is that they can see the menu and book a table quickly. Sections, top to bottom: 1. Header with the restaurant name and a Book a table button that scrolls to the booking form. 2. Hero with a wide photo of the dining room, the restaurant name, the line Handmade pasta, seven nights a week, and a Book a table button. 3. Menu highlights, six dishes in a grid, each with a name, one line of description, and a price. 4. Opening hours and address, with an embedded map. 5. Three customer reviews. 6. Booking form asking for name, email, phone, date, time, and party size. 7. Footer with the address, phone number, and social links. Use a warm and friendly visual style. Cream background, dark green accents, a rounded serif for headings and a plain sans serif for body text. It must work well on a phone, since most visitors will be on one.
Why it works
- It names the visitor and their goal, so the agent can choose the right tone.
- It lists sections in order before describing any of the styling.
- It names exact content for each section rather than leaving it to be invented.
- It puts the visual style in one paragraph at the end, after the structure is settled.
- It states the mobile requirement explicitly instead of assuming it.
Adapt it
- Swap the cuisine and city, and keep the structure exactly as it is.
- For a cafe with no bookings, replace the booking form with opening hours and a map.
- For a takeaway, replace the booking form with an online ordering section.
Use this as a template. The parts worth keeping are the ordering and the level of detail, not the restaurant.