Menu Templates for Canadian Restaurants

Templates by restaurant type

• Pizza Restaurant Menu Templates

  A pizza menu carries more price columns than most: a medium and a large, by the slice or the whole pie, then a toppings list that has to stay readable without taking over the page.

• Café & Coffee Shop Menu Templates

  A coffee list is mostly short lines and repeated sizes, which is where general-purpose design tools start to look wrong: a dozen drinks, two sizes each, and a pastry case that turns over weekly.

• Drink & Cocktail Menu Templates

  A drink list is the hardest thing on a menu to typeset: a glass and a bottle price, a draft list that turns over weekly, and a happy hour block that has to read at arm's length in low light.

• Bakery & Pâtisserie Menu Templates

  A bakery sells the same item three ways — each, by the half dozen, by the dozen — so the sheet behind the counter is really a price list, and a menu built for courses fights it.

• Prix Fixe & Fine Dining Menu Templates

  A prix fixe menu is the one case where prices mostly disappear: courses are listed in order, one price sits at the foot, and the pairing runs alongside.

• All-Day Breakfast & Brunch Menu Templates

  Breakfast service is list-heavy: eggs any style, a griddle section, a sides column priced separately, and a drinks block that has to sit somewhere sensible.

• Food Truck & Chip Wagon Menu Templates

  A truck menu is read from a few metres away by someone already in line, so it is the opposite of a dining-room menu: eight items, big type, prices that scan instantly.

• Kids' Menu Templates for Restaurants

  A children's menu does two jobs at once: six or seven small plates with prices, and something to keep a child busy while the food comes.

• Wedding Reception Menu Card Templates

  A wedding menu is a place-setting card, not a restaurant menu: no prices at all, a handful of courses, and a name at the top that has to look considered.

• Takeout & Delivery Menu Templates

  A takeout menu leaves the building, so it works differently: items are numbered so they can be ordered over the phone, combos are blocked together, and your number and hours have to be impossible to miss.

• Indian Restaurant & Takeout Menu Templates

  An Indian menu is organized by family — tandoori appetizers, chicken and lamb curries, vegetable dishes, breads, rice — and needs a column most templates do not have: spice level.

• Chinese Restaurant Menu Templates

  A Chinese menu is one of the densest documents in the trade: a hundred numbered dishes grouped by family, combination plates, and dinners for two or four at the foot.