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Restaurant floor plans that solve a real room
Seven rooms drawn to scale — a narrow room, an L, a terrace, a pub with three booking rules. Each one names the problem its shape creates. Drag the tables, then print it.
7 rooms · 1 blank grid · prints to A4 and US Letter
Pick a room
Small square dining room · 24 covers
One room, one service, a bar down one side — the shape most first restaurants actually are.
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L-shaped room with a bar · 52 covers
The leg nobody wants to sit in, turned into the bar — two zones out of one awkward footprint.
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Indoor room and terrace · 52 covers
Half the covers are weather. The plan draws the terrace as a boundary, not a wall.
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Long narrow room · 18 covers
Twelve feet wide and forty deep — the shape most cheap leases are, and the one nobody illustrates.
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Banquettes on three walls · 42 covers
Fixed seating round the perimeter, loose tables in the middle — the highest covers per square metre here.
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Bar room, snug and garden · 70 covers
Three rooms with three different booking rules, on one sheet.
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Two dining rooms and a private saletta · 60 covers
Two turns in the sala grande, a saletta that privatises for sixteen, a pass nobody books.
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Blank grid · one square to the metre
Fourteen metres by ten, ruled to the metre. Print it, draw your own room, or drag tables onto it here.
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What is on the sheet
Seven rooms
Real shapes, not a rectangle with dots in it
Every template you can find online is a wide rectangle. Cheap leases are narrow, corner sites are L-shaped, and half of southern Europe's covers are outdoors. These are those rooms.
- A twelve-foot-wide room, forty feet deep
- An L, with the awkward leg given a different job
- A pub whose three rooms take bookings three different ways
Prints properly
Scaled to the sheet, ruled to the metre
The plan is fitted to the page and a fixed band carries the covers, the table count and the zone key — in the same place on every plan, so a stack of them is comparable.
- One layout for A4 and US Letter — nothing moves between papers
- Zones are numbered, not just tinted — it reads in black and white
- Ruled to the metre — one major square is one metre of real room
The rest of seatsat
Reservation system
Take every booking into one calendar.
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Table management
Walk-ins and pacing.
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Menu builder
Multi-language public menus.
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Private events
Request-to-book evenings.
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Multi-location
Run a group from one account.
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Link-in-bio
One link for your whole bio.
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Menu templates
Printable sheets, A4 and Letter.
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Floor plan templates
Seven worked rooms and a blank grid, to scale and printable.
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