Lily | One Page Restaurant WordPress Theme Overview
Lily is a one-page restaurant design by webRedox, with a clean, touch-friendly layout that also comes in a multi-page version. The vendor aims it at restaurants, cafés, slow-food kitchens, boutique coffee shops, street bars, fast-food outlets, pizza stores and ice cream shops, and notes that the design can serve other kinds of sites too.
Pages are built with WPBakery Page Builder, and Revolution Slider is included for slideshows. There are five homepage styles, two navigation styles (a 3D folding menu and an overlay menu) and two food menu styles, one as a simple list and one that opens dish details in a popup. Parallax scenes and parallax scrolling add depth as visitors move down the page, and a rotating gallery, a reservation form and a Twitter feed are built in.
Settings are managed in an admin panel based on the Redux framework, with backend colour selectors for changing colours across the site, unlimited Google Fonts and an icon font. A shortcode generator and custom widgets are included, and the blog supports standard, image, video, audio and quote post formats. The theme is built on Bootstrap with HTML5 and CSS3, styles Contact Form 7, and includes demo content in XML format along with documentation.
Key Features of Lily | One Page Restaurant WordPress Theme
- One-page and multi-page versions
- Five homepage styles
- 3D folding and overlay navigation styles
- Food menu as a list or with popup dish details
- Reservation form, rotating gallery and Twitter feed
- Parallax scenes and parallax scrolling
- WPBakery Page Builder and Revolution Slider
- Redux-based admin panel with backend colour controls
- Shortcode generator and custom widgets
- Five blog post formats, Contact Form 7 styling and demo XML content
Who Lily | One Page Restaurant WordPress Theme Is Suitable For
Lily suits Canadian cafés, coffee shops, ice cream parlours, pizza counters and small restaurants that want everything on one scrolling page: the menu, a gallery, the reservation form and contact details. That format works well for businesses with a short menu and customers who mostly browse on their phones.
Street-food bars, bistros and seasonal venues such as patios or pop-ups can use it too, and the multi-page version gives room to grow if you later add a blog or separate event pages. The popup food menu style is useful for venues that want to show photos and descriptions without making the page long.
Important Notes About Lily | One Page Restaurant WordPress Theme
The update log shows regular maintenance, most recently in February 2026, but also that the timeline post type and a gallery image element were removed, and that a companion plugin and Metabox plugins are required. Twitter feeds may need new API settings or a replacement. The log also mentions a Mailchimp subscriber option and WPML files; confirm these on the live demo.
Mailchimp signups need consent under Canada’s anti-spam law. Keep menu prices, ingredients and allergen details accurate and avoid unsupported health claims; if alcohol is served, provincial liquor licensing applies. The owner is responsible for compliance.
Setup & Ongoing Management by AppiAppi
You purchase the Lily licence on ThemeForest, and webRedox remains the developer and support provider. AppiAppi installs the theme with its companion plugins, imports the demo and replaces it with your logo, colours, menu, prices, hours, location, photos and reservation form, choosing the one-page or multi-page layout that fits your business.
After launch, AppiAppi manages the site under your subscription plan. We update menus and specials, keep WordPress, the theme and plugins current, and respond to reservation and general inquiries. We also provide AI-assisted SEO and content support for your menu and location pages.
Original design by webRedox. This is the starting point — we customize it with your logo, colours, content, services and SEO structure. View original theme source