Fattsailor — Fish Bar Vue.js Website Template

About This Item

FattSailor Vue navigates the sweet spot between developer simplicity and production-grade architecture using Vue 3 and the Composition API. Vue’s reactive data system makes the seafood menu feel alive — filter by category and watch items glide into position, browse the gallery without a single page reload, and submit a reservation with instant validation feedback. For teams that value an approachable framework without sacrificing power, FattSailor Vue is your port of call.

Eighteen pages are organized as single-file Vue components, connected by Vue Router 4 and backed by Pinia stores for menu inventory, gallery state, and reservation data. The Vite build pipeline delivers instant hot-reload during development and optimized bundles for production. From a family-owned fish shack to a high-end waterfront dining establishment, FattSailor Vue scales to any vessel.

Key Features

• Vue 3 + Composition API — Setup scripts, reactive refs, computed properties, and composable functions for clean, modern development.
• 18 Total Pages — Every page a seafood restaurant needs, implemented as single-file Vue components.
• 6 Homepage Layouts — Ocean hero imagery, catch-of-the-day spotlights, and reservation CTAs as interchangeable route components.
• Pinia State Management — Type-safe stores for seafood menu data, gallery filters, reservation bookings, and blog posts.
• Vue Router 4 — Client-side navigation with lazy-loaded routes, scroll behavior, and smooth page transitions.
• Menu Component — Reactive category filters (shellfish, grilled, raw bar) with animated item cards showing market prices.
• Gallery with Teleport Lightbox — Filterable photo grid with Vue’s teleport API for a full-screen, accessible lightbox overlay.
• Reservation Form — VeeValidate-powered booking form with date/time pickers, party size, and dietary preference fields.
• Chef & Team Views — Profile card components with named slots and props for bios, specialties, and social media icons.
• Blog System — PostGrid, PostSidebar, and PostDetail components with pagination and category-based navigation.
• Composable Functions — useSeafoodMenu, useGallery, useReservation composables for reusable, testable logic.
• Vue Transitions — Built-in transition groups for page changes, list animations, and modal enter/leave effects.
• Scoped + Global SCSS — Component-scoped styles with shared nautical-palette SCSS variables for brand consistency.
• Fully Responsive — Bootstrap 5 grid with Vue composables for breakpoint-aware layout adjustments.

Who Is This Template For?

• Vue.js Developers — Engineers who appreciate Vue’s clarity and want a seafood restaurant template ready for production.
• Coastal Restaurant Owners — Business operators working with Vue-savvy developers to launch a modern dining website.
• Seafood Marketplace Startups — Teams building online storefronts for fresh fish delivery and seafood subscriptions.
• Hospitality Groups — Companies managing multiple waterfront or seafood dining brands from a shared component library.
• Nuxt 3 Migration — Directly portable to Nuxt 3 for server-rendered SEO, static generation, and hybrid rendering.

Pages Included

• Homepage (6 variations) — index, homepage-2, homepage-3, homepage-4, homepage-5, homepage-6
• About — about
• Menu — menu
• Gallery — gallery
• Our Chef — our-chef
• Team — team
• History — history
• Reservation — reservation
• Blog — blog, blog-left-sidebar, blog-details
• Utility Pages — contact, typography

Template At a Glance

• Category: Seafood Restaurant / Fish Market / Coastal Dining
• Total Pages: 18
• Framework: Vue 3 + Composition API
• Build Tool: Vite
• State Management: Pinia
• Routing: Vue Router 4
• Styling: Scoped CSS + SCSS, Bootstrap 5
• Layout: Fully Responsive SPA
• Documentation: Included

Icons

• Font Awesome 5+
• Flaticon (food & nautical icons)

Fonts Used

• Playfair Display
• Poppins

Image Credit

• All images used in the preview are for demonstration purposes only and are NOT included in the download package.
• Image credits: Unsplash, Pexels