Morsel

Morsel is a block theme for city food guides, food bloggers turned guides, tourism boards and restaurant associations. It is dark by default (a warm near-black ground, cream type, saffron and tomato accents) with a Daylight scheme one click away, and it borrows its typography from printed menus: Gloock headings, small caps labels, prices in tabular figures on dotted leaders and thin double rules.

Built in, with no plugins:

• Restaurants and food events with typed details: cuisine, neighbourhood, features, price range, rating, address and map (loaded only after a click), contact and booking links, galleries, menus and kitchen hours with a live "open now" status.
• Search and filters: cuisine, neighbourhood, open now, price, features (vegan, gluten-free, halal…) and sort orders, with a Dietary chip row.
• A designed single restaurant: centred menu-style header, photo mosaic with lightbox, the menu as a two-column printed menu card, a framed sticky card with kitchen hours, and a "Reserve" form styled as a ticket stub.
• Cuisine and neighbourhood pages with a full-bleed photo and the cuisine's icon.
• About 30 patterns: five heroes (dish photo with a menu card search, tonight's table, chalkboard specials marquee, kitchen video with a pause button, cuisine icon wall), sections, galleries (masonry and carousel), forms (contact, newsletter, table request), FAQ, stats, testimonials, footers and full pages.
• Forms with a Messages screen, motion classes, galleries and lightbox, featured video, light and dark schemes (the Symelo Theme Kit).
• Four style variations: Daylight, Bistro, Trattoria and Neon diner.

The restaurant details are edited with the free Secure Custom Fields plugin; the theme offers to install it. Listings already show before it is installed.