Pick the one that looks like your place.
Every template below is a real menu, drawn here in that template. Choose one at signup and change anything afterwards.
Tabs that follow you down, and a lead dish per section
Dark by default
Menova red on graphite — the default, light or dark.
No cards — square photographs in one narrow column
Light by default
Near-black on paper white. Photography-first — grills, shawarma and fast casual. Indigo after dark.
An arched header and round plates
Light by default
Warm clay and sand. Bakeries, grills and anything wood-fired.
Sections first, then banded rows under a plate
Light by default
Deep amber on warm cream. Spice, home cooking and anything off a griddle.
A printed carte — leader rules, no photographs
Dark by default
Warm champagne gold on near-black. Fine dining.
A counter board — banded rows and a running order strip
Dark by default
Crema and caramel on roasted brown. Coffee houses, breakfast and dessert bars.
A jump index over ruled rows
Light by default
Deep garnet on warm parchment. Levantine kitchens and long menus.
A banner, section circles and list rows, under a tab bar
Light by default
Soft rose on warm white. Patisseries, brunch, dessert bars.
Swipe rows on hairlines, with a second row for variants
Dark by default
Muted olive on olive-black. Mezze, salads and Mediterranean kitchens.
A printed sheet — two columns, no photographs
Light by default
Warm ink on parchment. A printed menu — serif, unhurried, no photographs needed.
A quiet ruled grid of framed photographs
Light by default
Bright, airy cards with an indigo accent. Light-first.
Shouted — full-bleed bands and framed rows
Light by default
Signage red on cream. Fast casual, street food and anything shouted across a counter.
A front screen, then a ruled carte
Dark by default
Platinum on black, behind a front door. Steakhouses, late bars and anywhere the first tap is not “show me the food”.
One dish per screen
Dark by default
Deep plum, one dish per screen. Burgers, desserts and anything photographed well enough to sell itself.
A shop window — square goods in one column, and a basket that follows
Light by default
Candy pink on blush. Home kitchens, cake shops and anything sold online rather than at a table.
A template is a starting point, not a lock: 15 typefaces, 3 dish layouts, 7 backgrounds, your logo and your cover photo.
Start on one, change anything.
A template sets the colours and the type. Your photographs, your prices and your logo are yours from the first day.