Tamarind combines restaurant menus with configurable item sizes and reservation options through OpenTable or an email form.
Updated November 5, 2026 · theme.markets editorial team
Restaurant menus with sizes, prices and order buttons
The supplied marketplace description says Tamarind’s food menu supports variable item sizes—such as small, medium and large—with prices, and lets you change food-item currency through theme options. It also describes adding purchase links to menu items to generate an order button. This is a menu presentation feature; the description doesn’t establish a complete ordering or delivery-management system.
Two ways to present reservations
A reservation button can open a modal window containing a form or link visitors to a dedicated page. The description names OpenTable integration and an email form as options, giving you alternatives for handling reservation inquiries.
Food and events content are plugin-based
Tamarind’s description identifies food and events custom post types, core functions and theme widgets as plugins. That matters if you’re choosing a content workflow: these restaurant-specific components are not described as all being built into the theme itself.
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