Bar & Brewery

Guests often pick tonight's bar on their phone, sometimes while standing in another one. Our bar website templates put the drinks list, this week's events and your closing time where a quick scroll finds them. Pick a mood, from dark and low-lit to bold and playful, and make the site feel like your room.

Drinks, events and directions, all laid out

Each template is a full multi-page site with the sections a venue relies on:

• Home with a full-bleed photo of the room, today's hours and the highlight of the week.
• Drinks for cocktails, draft lines, wines by the glass and bottles, grouped in tabs or sections you edit on the page.
• Events for trivia nights, live music, tastings and happy hours, shown as a weekly board or a row of cards.
• Visit with your address, a map, transit and parking notes, and accessibility details.
• Contact with a form for private hire, large groups and tour requests.
• Estate and vintages pages in some designs, made for producers who present their land, current releases and library bottles.

Built for pubs, taprooms, wineries and distilleries

Corner locals and sports pubs can use these pub website templates to lead with the kitchen, trivia night and the game schedule. Craft producers will find brewery website templates with room for a tap list, the brewing story and taproom hours. Our winery website templates give vineyards space for the estate, vintages and tasting-room visits, while distillery website templates can walk visitors through the still, the botanicals and tour days. For speakeasies and hotel lounges, cocktail bar website templates with a darker palette let signature drinks and the bartenders take center stage.

Running your bar site on TeleportHQ

Make event nights easy to share. Set a social title, description and image for the events page, so a link posted in a group chat shows this week's live band instead of a generic logo.

Share the work. Real-time collaboration lets several people edit the same project, so your events manager can add Friday's DJ while someone else rewrites the cocktail list.

Catch every private hire request. Forms save each inquiry in the project, send you an email notification and filter out spam. Export the season's requests as CSV when you plan staffing.

See what brings people in. Built-in visitor analytics help you tell whether an event promotion brings more visitors, and you can add a Google Analytics or Tag Manager ID if your team already uses one.

What keeps a bar website worth checking

• Keep the events page current. An old trivia date on the home page makes guests wonder if you are still open.
• Add short tasting notes to drinks, plus ABV for beers and the region for each wine. Enthusiasts compare before they visit.
• State your age policy, dress code and whether you take walk-ins so nobody is surprised at the door.
• If you serve food, say so near the top. It is one of the first things people want to know about a bar.
• Keep happy-hour and promotion wording within your state and local alcohol advertising rules.
• Put a private hire section on the home page with a short request form, since group events are often a venue's most valuable inquiry.