A pizza shop website without online ordering loses customers every day: someone opens Google, sees a competitor with an "Order" button, and goes there instead. WordPress with the right theme solves this problem in an evening.

We analyzed ThemeForest, the largest WordPress theme marketplace, and selected 19 templates designed for pizza shops, fast food, and delivery. Each has been verified for rating, last update date, and actual sales: no dead themes in this collection. The Montmartre theme, removed from sale in 2024, has been replaced with Fidalgo, a modern restaurant template with Elementor and pizza shop layouts.

Below you'll find a comparison table, a breakdown of each option, and a selection matrix for your format: single-page site for one location, catalog with delivery, or pizza chain with WooCommerce.

💡 Quick overview:

• Define your format: landing page, catalog with delivery, or WooCommerce store. There's a theme for each scenario in this collection.
• Open live demos of three to four themes on ThemeForest: the mobile version and menu matter more than desktop screenshots.
• Check the comparison table below: price, rating, and key feature in one block.
• Install the theme, import the demo in one click, replace the content with yours, and start taking orders.

Top 5 themes comparison table

1. Don Peppe

Don Peppe, a theme for Italian pizza shops, restaurants, or bistros with six ready-made home pages. The dark Pizza Dark variant displays menu, bestsellers, and special offers through a masonry gallery on a single screen.

Out of the box: compatibility with OpenTable for reservations, WooCommerce for order processing, and Slider Revolution included. In practice, the design is dense but not cluttered, animation works for engagement rather than just effect.

• Pros: 6 home page variants, Slider Revolution included, WooCommerce out of the box.
• Cons: Excessive for non-restaurant businesses, some features won't be needed.
• Price: $79 (lifetime updates).
• Download: 🔗 Don Peppe on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

2. Pizza House

Pizza House, a restaurant theme with a spacious layout and tab menu: visitors switch between pasta, pizza, and drinks without scrolling through a long list. Suitable for coffee shops, catering, and corporate cafeterias.

WPBakery Page Builder is supported out of the box, pages are assembled by drag and drop. Galleries and sliders for food presentation are configured without code.

• Pros: Tab menu for category navigation, spacious readable layout, 613 sales.
• Cons: No built-in integration with delivery services.
• Price: $59.
• Download: 🔗 Pizza House on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

3. Grill and Chow

Grill and Chow, a theme for fast food and pizza shops that sells atmosphere. Parallax effect and "Our story" section build trust: visitors see not just a menu but an establishment with a reputation.

Shortcodes for reservations, price lists, and working hours handle routine restaurant tasks. Nine ready-made home pages save time at launch.

• Pros: Parallax design differentiates the brand, 9 home pages, 627 sales.
• Cons: Price of $75, higher than average in the collection for similar functionality.
• Price: $75.
• Download: 🔗 Grill and Chow on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

4. Pizzaro

Pizzaro, the best-selling theme in the collection: 2,279 purchases and a 4.54 rating. Built for WooCommerce: customers filter the menu by bestsellers, price, and dish type and immediately place an order.

Built-in Megamenu, Menu Card, Product Carousel, and Store Locator provide a complete set for delivery. King Composer and Events Calendar add flexibility. In our experience, the theme has been tested on real projects better than most competitors.

• Pros: WooCommerce filters directly in the catalog, over 2,000 sales, theme tested on real projects.
• Cons: Built on Bootstrap 3, not the freshest technology, possible conflicts with modern plugins.
• Price: $59.
• Download: 🔗 Pizzaro on ThemeForest

5. Domnoo

Domnoo, a theme for pizza shops and restaurants with WPBakery Page Builder included. Its own Mega Menu module assembles multi-level menus without additional plugins.

Colors and icons are chosen for the food niche: warm tones, focus on food photos. Parallax works on rows and sections, the page doesn't look flat.

• Pros: WPBakery Page Builder and Mega Menu out of the box, claimed speed optimization.
• Cons: 249 sales, modest user base, fewer reviews for reliability assessment.
• Price: $55.
• Download: 🔗 Domnoo on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

6. Panpie

Panpie, the most affordable theme in the collection: $29 with a 5.00 rating and 350 sales. Elementor out of the box, visual page building without a line of code.

Seven header variants give 10+ design combinations. One Click Demo Importer sets up a site in minutes. Suitable for fast food, coffee shops, bars, and bakeries.

• Pros: Elementor, the most popular builder, price $29, rating 5.00.
• Cons: No specialized shortcodes for pizza shops, menu and reservations through third-party plugins.
• Price: $29.
• Download: 🔗 Panpie on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

7. Gomoto

Gomoto, a niche theme for food delivery. Four demo home page variants, Elementor, Contact Form 7, and MailChimp, a set designed for taking orders online.

WooCommerce and WPML are supported natively. Parallax effects, multi-level menu, and Google Fonts allow you to assemble individual design without template restrictions.

• Pros: "Delivery" niche thoroughly developed, WooCommerce and WPML included.
• Cons: Last update, January 2023: check compatibility with the current WordPress version before purchase.
• Price: $59.
• Download: 🔗 Gomoto on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

8. Fooddy 24/7

Fooddy 24/7, a theme for food delivery with WPBakery Page Builder, Revolution Slider, and Product Delivery Date plugin. Three ready-made layouts cover scenarios: app landing page, online store, and showcase site with reservations.

WooCommerce integration allows you to accept payment on any page. Ajax search makes navigation instant.

• Pros: Product Delivery Date out of the box, rare delivery plugin, three specialized layouts.
• Cons: Only 3 layouts, less flexibility than competitors.
• Price: $59 (6 months support).
• Download: 🔗 Fooddy 24/7 on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

9. Slices

Slices, a lightweight theme for pizza shops at $29. Requires no programming skills: 15 shortcodes, 3 home page variants, and 3 header styles are configured through Redux Options Framework.

Fluid layout automatically adapts to any device, from smartphone to desktop. WooCommerce compatible for taking orders online.

• Pros: Price $29, Redux panel for customization without code.
• Cons: 3 home pages, modest choice for different concepts.
• Price: $29 (6 months updates).
• Download: 🔗 Slices on ThemeForest

10. TinySalt

TinySalt, a theme for food bloggers, not restaurants. Built-in view counters and likes, 10 single post templates, and 7 custom widgets make the blog visually rich.

Light and dark color schemes, 900+ Google fonts, and unlimited colors allow you to assemble a unique style. For pizza shops, suitable as a blog section for the main site.

• Pros: 10 post templates, maximum in the collection, light and dark scheme.
• Cons: No WooCommerce, doesn't accept orders, this is purely a blog theme.
• Price: $54.
• Download: 🔗 TinySalt on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

11. Zio Alberto

Zio Alberto, a restaurant theme with event calendar, delivery, and WooCommerce in one package. Four ready-made home pages cover scenarios from pizza shop to banquet hall.

Menu and order page are intuitive: visitors don't get confused in navigation. Retina-ready graphics maintain clarity on any screen.

• Pros: Event calendar and delivery out of the box, 4 attractive home page designs.
• Cons: Price $59 with 4 home pages, Panpie offers more for less money.
• Price: $59 (6 months support).
• Download: 🔗 Zio Alberto on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

12. The Food Truck

The Food Truck, a highly specialized theme for food trucks with locator and schedule on a separate page. Boxed layout neatly organizes all elements and adapts to mobile.

Drag-and-drop page builder, one-click demo content, and contact form make launch elementary. For a stationary pizza shop the functionality is limited, but for a mobile food truck, a targeted solution.

• Pros: Food truck locator, unique feature, niche solution for specific business.
• Cons: Too narrow specialization, not suitable for regular pizza shops.
• Price: $59.
• Download: 🔗 The Food Truck on ThemeForest

13. Food Truck

Food Truck, the second food truck theme in the collection, but with 20 design styles. Revolution Slider, drag-and-drop builder, and 88+ shortcodes allow you to assemble unique design without a programmer.

Food truck locator, event management, and unlimited sidebars, a set for businesses that participate in city events and want to change style by season.

• Pros: 20 design styles, maximum variability, 88+ shortcodes.
• Cons: Name is confused with previous theme The Food Truck, difficult to search for reviews.
• Price: $59 (6 months support).
• Download: 🔗 Food Truck on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

14. NUVO

NUVO, a theme for cafes and restaurants with parallax and video scrolling. Custom Restaurant Menu post type gives full control over food presentation.

Table reservations with automatic email confirmation, compatibility with WPBakery, Slider Revolution, and Essential Grid. Translation to other languages out of the box.

• Pros: Video scrolling stands out among competitors, custom restaurant menu, auto-confirmation of reservations.
• Cons: Built on Twitter Bootstrap, technology is outdated, possible conflicts with new plugins.
• Price: $59 (6 months support).
• Download: 🔗 NUVO on ThemeForest

15. Fidalgo

Fidalgo, a modern restaurant theme on Elementor that replaced the discontinued Montmartre. Included are templates for pizza shop, fast food, coffee shop, sushi bar, and banquet hall: each layout is developed for its niche, not assembled "in a hurry."

Elementor Page Builder is included, all pages are assembled visually. Restaurant menu, reservation form, and food gallery are configured through Elementor widgets without additional plugins. In our experience, the theme is fresh (released in 2024) and doesn't carry the burden of outdated code like many competitors with Bootstrap 3.

• Pros: Elementor out of the box, templates for 6 types of establishments including pizza shop, modern code without legacy dependencies.
• Cons: Fewer sales and reviews than veterans of the collection, theme is relatively new.
• Price: $44.
• Download: 🔗 Fidalgo on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

16. Fast Food

Fast Food, a theme with the largest set of menu types in the collection. Gallery is configured for different food presentation formats, online reservations work through OpenTable.

WPML support, retina-ready graphics, full-width and boxed pages with left and right sidebar. For pizza chains with menus in multiple languages, a practical choice.

• Pros: Most menu types among all themes, OpenTable reservations out of the box.
• Cons: $69, above average without unique advantage.
• Price: $69.
• Download: 🔗 Fast Food on ThemeForest

17. Pizza Restaurant

Pizza Restaurant, a theme with background images and textures that create appetizing atmosphere on every page. Four menu styles with built-in icons for pizza, sandwiches, and drinks for tab navigation.

Over 100 shortcodes add dynamic elements to posts and pages. Layer Slider and Revolution Slider included.

• Pros: 100+ shortcodes, food icons for tab menu, 4 menu styles.
• Cons: Rating and sales not listed in catalog, less data for evaluation.
• Price: $59 (6 months support and lifetime updates).
• Download: 🔗 Pizza Restaurant on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

18. Appetito

Appetito, a theme with the richest collection of ready-made pages: 12 home and 7 internal. The Pizza Home template displays the menu in a visually playful format, while the pasta template uses full-screen sliders.

Reservation Form shortcode, Instagram Feed, and responsive retina graphics. For those who want maximum ready-made blocks without building from scratch.

• Pros: 12 home pages, largest collection in the selection, Instagram Feed built-in.
• Cons: $69, high price for a theme without WooCommerce focus.
• Price: $69.
• Download: 🔗 Appetito on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

19. Ekko

Ekko, a multi-purpose theme with 35 unique home pages, including pizza shop, law firm, auto service, and beauty salon. WooCommerce is integrated natively: menu with prices, descriptions, and thumbnails is assembled without additional plugins.

Free premium plugins included, CSS3 animations, and cross-browser compatibility. bbPress is supported for forums or review sections.

• Pros: 35 home pages, absolute record, free premium plugins, bbPress.
• Cons: Multi-purpose theme, not specifically designed for pizza shop, some features won't be needed.
• Price: $59 (6 months support and lifetime updates).
• Download: 🔗 Ekko on ThemeForest | 🔗 Live demo

Watch the tutorial on creating a restaurant website on WordPress, from installing the theme to setting up the menu and taking orders:

⁉️🤔 Frequently asked questions

Do themes from the collection only work for pizza shops?

All 19 themes are restaurant-friendly: they work for pizza shops, fast food, food delivery, coffee shops, bars, and catering. Some templates like Ekko and Appetito are multi-purpose and cover any food niche. Choose by the number of ready-made home pages for your format: landing page, menu with delivery, or full-featured WooCommerce store.

Do I need to know programming to set up the theme?

No. All themes in the collection include a visual page builder: Elementor for Panpie, Gomoto, and Fidalgo, WPBakery for the rest. Demo content import is done in one click, you get an exact copy of the demo site and replace text and photos with yours. To accept online orders, connect WooCommerce: it works out of the box with most themes.

Which theme loads fastest?

Domnoo and Panpie are claimed by authors as speed-optimized. In practice, actual performance depends on hosting, number of plugins, and image size. After installing any theme, check speed through PageSpeed Insights and configure caching, this gives more improvement than changing themes.

Are these themes updated in 2026?

Some themes were last updated in 2021-2023, for example Gomoto (January 2023) and Don Peppe (September 2021). This doesn't mean they're broken: quality themes work for years without updates. But before purchasing, check the last update date on the ThemeForest page and ensure compatibility with your WordPress version. Fidalgo, the freshest theme in the collection (2024), is for those who need current code.

Can I translate the theme to Russian?

Yes. All themes support translation through standard WordPress mechanism, .po and .mo files, or Loco Translate plugin. WPML for multilingual sites is natively supported in Gomoto and Fast Food.

How does a pizza shop theme differ from a regular restaurant theme?

Specialized themes like Don Peppe and Slices include ready-made pizza menu layouts with icons, sections for "Build your own pizza" promotions, and delivery integration. Regular restaurant themes will require manual configuration of these blocks. The difference is not in capabilities but in launch time.

What to choose for your task: final matrix

In practice, most pizza shops choose Pizzaro for delivery and Don Peppe as a balanced option for price and functionality. But don't fixate on the top, here's the selection matrix:

• If opening one pizza shop with menu and reservations, take Don Peppe: six ready-made pages and OpenTable out of the box.
• If you need an online store with delivery, Pizzaro: 2,279 sales don't lie, WooCommerce filters work.
• If budget is minimal, Panpie: Elementor and 5.00 rating for pennies.
• If food truck or mobile location, Food Truck (20 styles) or The Food Truck (locator).
• If you need many ready-made pages without building, Appetito (12 home) or Ekko (35, universal).
• If modern core without legacy matters, Fidalgo: Elementor, fresh code, 6 types of establishments.

Open live demos of three to four themes from the list, compare the mobile version, and take the one with the more convenient menu and cart. Have you tried any of these themes? Write in the comments, real reviews are more useful than any overviews.