Eight designs. Pick the one that looks like your room.
Each direction is built around a cuisine style and dining-room feeling, with real hierarchy and typography. The restaurants shown are examples that demonstrate each design. Your menu is built with your own dishes, copy, and prices, and you can switch directions anytime from your dashboard.
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Classic American
An engraved steakhouse look. Deep navy and warm brass on cream, small-caps section heads, and leader dots that carry the eye across the page to the price. Traditional, confident, built to feel established.
The Fieldhouse, Sacramento, CA · Open full PDF
Coastal Mediterranean
A bright, airy coastal look. Aegean blue and coral on a sun-warmed off-white, with open margins and an unhurried rhythm. It feels like a terrace by the water, relaxed and inviting.
Trattoria Centrale, San Francisco, CA · Open full PDF
Modern Asian
A Tokyo minimalist look: ink black and lacquer red on clean paper, with generous white space, a numbered rail down the left, and prices set right after each dish name. Precise, quiet, contemporary.
Kotori, Los Angeles, CA · Open full PDF
Latin American
A Mexico-City look full of warmth. Terracotta and marigold on warm cream, with bold banded section heads and tile-inspired dividers between courses. Vivid and hospitable, matched to the energy of the room.
La Milpa, San Diego, CA · Open full PDF
Upscale Contemporary
A fine-dining look, spare and precise. Charcoal and gold on warm white, with fine rules, restrained spacing, and no decoration. The menu reads like a small book, quiet and self-assured.
Harbor & Vine, San Diego, CA · Open full PDF
Casual Café
A warm, friendly café look. Kraft-paper tones with a soft sage accent, and a stacked, single-column layout that reads instantly at any time of day. Easy, approachable, made to help a table decide fast.
Butterbird Cafe, Davis, CA · Open full PDF
Elegant Landscape
A wide, landscape page for wine bars and bistros. Olive ink on warm paper, letterspaced section heads, and two quiet columns separated by a hairline. Room to breathe, easy to read by candlelight.
Maison Sauvage, Healdsburg, CA · Open full PDF
Food Truck
A loud, readable street board. Kraft paper, bold red-orange section tabs, condensed caps for dish names, and big prices on the right. Built to be read from the back of the line.
Chispa Tacos, Oakland, CA · Open full PDF
Not sure which one fits?
Start from your kind of room. Every design is fully editable, and you can switch any time.
See one in the editor
Start the trial, type your dishes over the sample menu, and flip through all eight designs on your own menu. You can switch directions anytime from your dashboard.
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