Generate a Restaurant Floor Plan From a Description

Describe the service model, the covers you need, and where the bar and kitchen sit — the generator lays out seating and service paths as a labelled 2D plan.

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Lay Out Your Dining Room

Describe the service style, the covers and the kitchen, then generate.

Restaurant floor plan with tables, bar and kitchen drawn in

Example prompt

Casual dining room of 1,600 square feet, 60 covers in four-tops and two-tops, bar along the street wall, kitchen at the back, patio seating out front.

Seating capacity and service flow in one drawing

Front of house lives or dies on two things: how many covers fit, and whether staff can move between them.

  • Restaurant plan with tables, booths and covers laid out across the dining room

    Seating described the way you count it

    Ask for a mix — four-tops, two-tops, a banquette run, bar stools — and the plan comes back with tables placed and seat counts labelled.

  • Line drawing of a restaurant plan turning into a finished dining room and bar

    Service flow drawn, not implied

    Server aisles, the path from the pass to the floor, and the route guests take from the door past the host stand are all part of the drawing.

  • Several restaurant seating layouts for the same room

    Any service model

    A café, a fast-casual counter, casual dining, fine dining, a bar-led room, or a buffet with station zones — the service style drives the whole arrangement.

  • Restaurant plan with the bar, kitchen and back-of-house areas drawn in

    Bar, kitchen, and back of house

    Say where the bar sits and which wall the kitchen backs onto, and the plan places the pass, restrooms, and service zones around them.

  • An empty shell, a restaurant seating plan and a furnished cutaway shown in three stages

    Regenerate until it fits

    To move tables or shift the bar, change that line of the description and generate again. For a different starting brief, open the floor plan creator and describe the room from scratch.

How it works

  1. Describe the space and service style

    Give the floor dimensions and say whether it is a café, casual dining room, fine dining room, bar, or buffet.

  2. Add covers, bar, and kitchen

    State the number of covers and the table mix, then say where the bar, kitchen, and entrance sit.

  3. Generate and refine

    Regenerate until the aisles and capacity work, then open the result full size. Earlier runs stay in History when you are signed in.

Restaurant Floor Plan Generator FAQ

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A text-to-plan tool: describe the dining room and it returns a top-down 2D layout with tables, the bar, service zones, and circulation drawn and labelled.

Café, fast casual, casual dining, fine dining, bar-led rooms, and buffet layouts — the service style is just part of the description you write.

Yes, and it is worth doing. Stating the cover count and the table mix gives a far more realistic plan than asking for "as many seats as possible".

Yes — name both in the prompt, and say which wall the bar runs along and whether the patio is at the front or the rear.

No — treat it as a design draft. Aisle widths, exits, and accessible routes must be checked against your local code by a licensed professional before construction or licensing.

You can open the generated plan at full size and save the image, and it stays in your history to reopen later. Dedicated PNG, PDF and DXF export is planned but not live yet.

Ready to plan your restaurant?

Describe the service style, covers, and bar, then generate a labelled 2D restaurant floor plan.