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Chef's tasting plate
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Burrata & heirloom tomato
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Beef tartare
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Roasted beet salad
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Pan-seared duck breast
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Wild mushroom risotto
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Catch of the day
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Dry-aged ribeye, 300g
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Dark chocolate fondant
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Lemon tart
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Menu preview · A4
Design a restaurant, café or bar menu and export a print-ready PDF — any size, from a card to a banner.
Design a restaurant menu and export a print-ready PDF — any size, from a card to a banner.
Free · Local · works offline · DISHES → MENU.PDF
Frequently asked questions
- What paper size should a restaurant menu be?
- A4 is the practical default: every printer handles it and it holds a full menu without crowding. Longer, narrower formats look better on a table but need a print shop that trims to size.
- How do I show prices without a currency symbol?
- Leave the symbol out of the currency setting and the numbers stand alone — a common choice in higher-end restaurants, where the symbol is thought to make diners price-conscious.
- Can I mark dishes as vegetarian or gluten-free?
- Yes — dietary markers are per-dish and render as a consistent legend, which is more readable than writing the note into each description.
- How often should a menu be reprinted?
- Whenever prices move, which is the practical argument for generating it yourself: a design you can re-export in a minute gets corrected, and a design that costs a designer's hour gets a sticker over the old price.