Website Examples

Ice cream and dessert shop website examples

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Here are 5 sweet shop websites you can open and click through: ice cream, gelato, chocolate, pie and hot cocoa. People visit a dessert shop on a whim, often at night, often with kids in the car. These pages show how to answer them fast.

Every site on this page is a concept design. We made up the shops and built the websites to show our work. They are not real businesses and they are not our clients. Our real client work is on the client work page.

Ice cream and dessert shops: 5 concept designs

Birch Lane Creamery, a concept ice cream parlor website design by PageCrispConcept design

Birch Lane Creamery

Ice cream parlor, a made-up shop

  • Hours are listed by day, with a spot that marks today.
  • This week's flavors get their own section, each one named.
  • Scoop and pint prices are in a short list next to the hours.
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Scoop Theory, a concept gelato shop website design by PageCrispConcept design

Scoop Theory

Gelato shop, a made-up shop

  • A build-your-cone picker: choose a top scoop and a bottom scoop.
  • The top bar has an Order pints button.
  • The hours include the shorter winter schedule.
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Cocoa Ledger, a concept chocolate shop website design by PageCrispConcept design

Cocoa Ledger

Chocolate shop, a made-up shop

  • Build a box in three sizes.
  • The price of the main box is on the first screen.
  • Shipping days get their own block next to the hours.
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Sugar Pine Pie Co., a concept pie shop website design by PageCrispConcept design

Sugar Pine Pie Co.

Pie shop, a made-up shop

  • A Today's pies section lists six pies by name.
  • You can order a pie from the top bar.
  • The hours show which days are for baking only, with the counter closed.
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Copper Kettle Cocoa, a concept hot chocolate café website design by PageCrispConcept design

Copper Kettle Cocoa

Hot chocolate café, a made-up shop

  • Four drinks, each with a price and one line about it.
  • A take-home kit has its own section and its own reserve button.
  • The top bar carries an Order ahead button.
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These are concept designs for made-up shops, not client sites. Each card opens the full concept in a new tab.

What should an ice cream shop website have?

An ice cream shop website needs today's flavors, your hours, your address, and prices for a scoop and a pint. Hours matter most, since dessert shops keep late hours and change them by season. Put the hours and the flavor list near the top, and write the winter hours out if they are different.

Today's flavors

This is why people open the page. A plain list of names is enough. If the list changes each week, say so, and keep it honest.

Hours by season

Summer hours and winter hours are often different. Write both. A shop that closes some days in January should say it.

A short price list

One scoop, two scoops, a pint, a whole pie. Four or five lines answers nearly every price question.

Take-home orders

Pints, boxes, whole pies. If you sell them, give them their own button and say when to pick up.

Photos that look like your shop

Your real case and your real cones. People should know the shop when they pull up.

What to look for in these dessert shop designs

See how each concept names its flavors or items on the page as text. Two of them let you play a little, building a cone or filling a box. That is fun, but look past it. Under the toy, each page still gives plain hours, prices and a button to order.

Want to see real shops, not concepts? Look at the sites we built for Charlie's Coffee Shop and Local Ice, or see all client work.

Common questions

Want a site like this for your ice cream or dessert shop?

Your site would list your real flavors and your real hours, summer and winter. Sign up in about 5 minutes. Type your shop's name and see a free preview of your new site before you pay. No call needed.

Or run the free shop check

Or see what each plan includes.