Foodymat – Restaurant WordPress Theme Overview
Foodymat is built around the part of a restaurant website that actually earns: a menu people can read and an order they can place. Four prepared home pages open it.
RadiusTheme publishes it. Elementor handles page assembly, Gutenberg works beside it, and a one-click importer installs the sample site so you begin from something, not a blank screen.
The menu gets four treatments of its own, grid, slider and isotope among them, while chef and about pages fill the rest. Colour and font choices run through the live Customizer, and a child theme ships for safe edits.
Key Features of Foodymat – Restaurant WordPress Theme
- Four prepared home page designs
- Three header styles combining into several variations
- Two footer styles plus a dynamic page header
- Four food-menu layouts including grid, slider and isotope
- WooCommerce online ordering with pickup and delivery choices
- Product add-on fields for extras on an item
- Elementor and Gutenberg both available for page building
- One-click demo importer with a child theme
- Live Customizer preview across colour and font choices
- WPML translation ready with a POT file supplied
Who Foodymat – Restaurant WordPress Theme Is Suitable For
Independent restaurants, pizzerias and burger counters, cafés and coffee houses, bakeries and dessert shops, bars and takeaway kitchens across Canada are the obvious fits, including a small chain running several locations.
WooCommerce is the named engine and it does real work here: ordering, a pickup or delivery choice, and add-on fields for the extras that change what an item costs. Table reservation is another matter, appearing only in the changelog and never in the feature list or the declared record, and the vendor’s own Food Menu plugin is in the same position, so check both on the live demo. No kitchen display, driver dispatch, table plan or loyalty scheme exists.
Important Notes About Foodymat – Restaurant WordPress Theme
Allergen information is the duty that never stands still. Recipes change and so do suppliers, and a menu page stays accurate only while somebody keeps it current, so date it, name someone to ask, and never promise an allergen-free kitchen that shared equipment makes undeliverable. Where delivery is sold, the total a customer pays, fees and taxes included, belongs in front of them before checkout rather than on the last screen. A menu published only as a PDF fails both accessibility and search: put the dishes into real page content. Food premises are inspected provincially and municipally, and that responsibility is the operator’s.
The body calls the theme Foodymart, with an r, throughout, while the listing title and the packaged style.css both read Foodymat, so treat that copy as vendor text and judge the pages by the live demo. Version sources agree otherwise: the newest changelog entry reads 1.0.7, dated 2 July 2026, and style.css matches, though 1.0.6 was never published. The feature list still claims four home pages after the changelog added two.
Setup & Ongoing Management by AppiAppi
The licence is yours, bought on ThemeForest in your own account, so RadiusTheme stays responsible for updates and support tickets. AppiAppi builds on staging, runs the importer against a current WordPress, and clears the demonstration dishes and photography away.
Your menu then goes in as structured content rather than a picture: each dish an item with its price, description, category and photograph, sizes and extras built as add-on options so the total is right before checkout, and hours, pickup windows and delivery zones set against how the kitchen really runs. Allergen notes sit with each dish, tax and tipping are configured, and French is added where your customers order in it. Your plan then covers menu changes, tested updates, order and enquiry handling, and AI-assisted SEO and copy.
Original design by RadiusTheme. This is the starting point — we customize it with your logo, colours, content, services and SEO structure. View original theme source