The Best Minimalist Restaurant Websites

Bar Agricole

San Francisco, California

baragricole.co

This clean website combines traditional concepts and contemporary elements, including colorful shapes that mimic the art inside the restaurant itself.

Dear Irving

New York, New York

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again—the cool, neutral color scheme on this postage-themed website, along with the gentle script, captures this cocktail bar’s elegant, timeless feel.

Island Creek Oyster Bar

Various Locations, Massachusetts

islandcreekoysterbar.com

This website’s minimal background allows for the striking photography of fishermen, ocean life, and the restaurant’s food to stand out, letting visitors know right off the bat that Island Creek places seafood first.

Sunday in Brooklyn

Brooklyn, New York

sundayinbrooklyn.com

The white stucco walls, geometric planters, and airy California vibe that Sunday in Brooklyn displays in their space is also captured on their modern, angular website.

Enzo

Carmel-By-The-Sea, California

enzocarmel.com

At Enzo, Southern Italian food meets a contemporary rustic setting. Their simple, photo forward website reminds visitors of the restaurant's cosy, yet elegant vibe.

Daily Provisions

New York, New York

dailyprovisionsnyc.com

The neutral background lets the gorgeous photography of baked goods, coffee, and fresh bread stand out on the website for Danny Meyer’s latest.

The Spaniard

New York, New York

thespaniardnyc.com

The Spaniard’s website is a good example of how minimal doesn’t have to mean lots of white, negative space. The dark, streamlined colors on this website, along with straight-to-the-point information, makes this bar seem both fun and elegant.

Untitled

New York, New York

untitledatthewhitney.com

Untilted at the Whitney is on the ground floor of the beautiful museum. The elegant simplicity of this website gives off an art gallery feel, while letting the restaurant’s stunning food stand out.