# AI Website Template Tellhoven > For houses people come to in order to stay. Tellhoven is the template for a coffee house, a café or a patisserie with its own craft. Dark roast colours over a blurred backdrop, widely spaced capitals and seventeen pages that answer two questions at once: is it open now, and what should I order here. - Price: €99 one-time, VAT included - Industry: Coffee house & roastery - Page: https://ai-website.com/templates/tellhoven - Demo identity (fictitious): tellhoven.de ## Pages included - Home page with thirteen sections: panel on a blurred backdrop with a round seal and the opening status, four reasons, what is new as a bento, bakery with drawn words, the menu across four tabs, flavour profile, cup diagram, roast curve, four rooms, a working day as a timeline, deliberate omissions, quotes, questions - Coffee menu with a board of the day, a coffee finder built from three questions, sixteen drinks in four groups, extras, a grind slider across six steps and beans for home - Pastries with a baking plan, eight fixed items, a dough timeline over 42 hours, three craft cards and notes on allergens, leftovers and pre orders - Roastery with four origins, harvest and altitude as a diagram, a roast curve as SVG that runs along while scrolling, a drum from 1978 and subscription tiers - Coffee house with four rooms as a bento, an operable floor plan, a footfall grid by hour, opening hours, house rules and the courtyard - Courses with three formats, a list of dates with places left, the run of an evening in four steps, what you take home, feedback plus vouchers and groups - Gallery with a picture of the month, a picture wall filtered by area and a lightbox operable with the keyboard - About with a timeline since 2009, four values, roles in the house without faces, figures and regional suppliers - Journal with a large lead and four fully written posts between 390 and 430 words, each with a table of contents and further reading - Contact with an enquiry form, walking times, a drawn route sketch and a map that only loads after consent - Image credits with photographer, profile, source and original file for every single motif - Imprint and privacy as frames with a list of instructions instead of pre written legal text - Its own 404 page in the design of the template ## Scope - 17 pages - Coffee finder with eight answers - Eight drawn sections - Astro 5, one CSS file, static ## Design - Colours: Deep espresso #170c07, Espresso #2b1810, Crema #f2e1c1, Caramel #a87244 - Headline type: Playfair Display - Body type: Inter ## Built for - Coffee houses, cafés and patisseries with their own bakery or roastery, where the room carries the business - Businesses with a long menu that want to take the choice off their guests without tying somebody up at the counter - Houses with courses, tastings or group offers that have to show dates, places and lead times - Hosts who write opening hours, footfall and house rules down openly instead of sorting them out at the door ## Not built for - Roasteries that mainly ship. Rooms, floor plan, footfall and house rules are a whole main page, and there is no checkout. For shipping and subscriptions Darnholt fits better. - Chains with several houses. Opening hours, floor plan and directions are built for one place. From the second location on you need a location page with its own weekly plan. - Restaurants with an evening menu and reservations. The template knows an enquiry, not a table booking with a time and a number of people. - Light, airy appearances. Tellhoven is dark roasted, with crema on espresso. If you are looking for paper brightness, Darnholt has it. ## FAQ **We do not roast ourselves. Does it still fit?** Yes. The roastery is one page that can go, and fifteen remain. What matters more is that there is some craft of your own to show: a bakery, a kitchen, a patisserie. If you buy everything in, delete the section instead of filling it with someone else's craft. **Can guests reserve tables with it?** Not as a booking. There is an enquiry by form, and the text says reservations only apply to groups of six and more. If you want real bookings, connect a booking system and link it from the header. The privacy policy then needs a section about it. **How does the site know whether it is open?** From a weekly plan in the data file, computed in the time zone of the house, plus a list of closing days. The closing band shows the status, the minutes until last orders and the next opening. It runs in the browser, without a server and without maintenance. **Are the imprint and the privacy policy finished?** No, and that is deliberate. Both pages are frames on noindex and hold a list of what belongs in them, but no pre written legal text. A hospitality business needs details an agency site does not, for example the competent supervisory authority. **What about allergens and health claims?** Both are covered. The pastries page says the full declaration is on display at the counter and which base ingredients are in everything. The skill copywriting carries the limits of the Health Claims Regulation with examples of what is forbidden and what works instead. **Does the template use formal or informal address?** The German version is formal throughout, including form hints, confirmations and the consent dialogue. The English version keeps the same plain distance. If you want to change register, the skill copywriting has the rule: all of it or none of it, including the small texts that are easy to forget. **How many pictures do I have to supply?** None to start with. Fifty seven motifs are included, each with photographer, profile, source and an uncropped original outside the web root. Eight sections are drawn and never need a photo. **Are the prices and figures real?** No, all invented, and the site says so itself. The footer states on every page that company name, address, prices, dates, figures and quotes are examples. There is no street called Ofenhof in Cologne, and the phone number comes from the 555 range reserved for fiction. **Does the site load anything from foreign servers?** Nothing as delivered. Fonts and images are local, no web analytics is built in, only an empty slot for it, and the map from OpenStreetMap only appears after explicit consent. **How fast is the site?** Built statically, no image above 200 kilobytes, every image with dimensions and matching widths, and all behaviour in two small scripts without a third party package. Without JavaScript everything stays visible, only the motion is missing. **What happens when I change the opening hours?** Three places have to say the same thing: the weekly plan that drives the status and the structured data, the short version on the contact page and the times inside the texts, for example in the baking plan. The skill quality-assurance lists them with file and field name. **Is the template mine?** Yes, completely. Pay once, receive the ZIP, adapt it and use it for your project. Yours forever, for your own websites and for client projects. What you cannot do is resell the template as a template. **Do I get it in English as well?** Yes, as its own version: a fully English website, not a German one with English instructions. Figures and prices carry the English notation, and the language hangs on a single place in the code. --- Canonical page: https://ai-website.com/templates/tellhoven · German: https://ai-website.com/de/templates/tellhoven · All templates: https://ai-website.com/llms.txt