Part of Restaurant Hub Printable Restaurant Menu
Print-ready menus built from the dishes you already maintain.
A printable restaurant menu normally means a designer, a file nobody can find, and a version that stops being true the moment a supplier raises a price. Restaurant Hub removes that loop by generating the printed menu from the dishes already sitting in your system.
You create as many printable menus as you need — a main menu, a wine list, a lunch menu, a drinks menu, a seasonal card — and each one is configured independently. Paper size, portrait or landscape, margins, columns and content density decide how it sits on the page. Language, currency and the choice to show or hide prices, descriptions, allergen markers and photos decide what it says.
The rest is presentation: which categories appear and in what order, whether food and drinks are grouped or mixed, whether unavailable items are filtered out, plus your logo, menu title, footer text, QR code, accent colours and font. Print designs include Elegant, Classic and Minimal.
A live preview shows the finished document page by page before anything is printed. When prices change, you generate a fresh version and print it — the dish data, the allergen markers and the translations are already there.
Key Benefits
The printed menu is generated from the same dishes as the digital one, so the two can never disagree
Price changes mean regenerating and printing, not rebuilding a layout in a design program
Separate printable menus for food, wine, lunch or a seasonal card each keep their own settings
Paper size, design, language, currency, allergen markers, logo, colours and fonts are all yours to set
Use Cases
Restaurants that reprint after every price change
A round of supplier increases used to mean a day of layout work before anything could go to the printer. Regenerating the PDF from the updated dishes turns that into a few minutes, which makes it realistic to keep printed prices honest.
Restaurants with a separate wine and drinks list
The wine list wants a different paper size, a different density and different fields from the food menu. Each printable menu keeps its own configuration, so both can be produced from one system without compromising either.
Seasonal and multilingual print runs
A summer card in two languages is two configurations of the same dish data rather than two design projects. Language and currency are settings on the printable menu, so a second-language print run costs almost nothing extra.