Food truck menus you can read from the line
A short menu, big prices and your best sellers drawn bold enough to read from the sidewalk.
Free to make and preview, no account. Printing without the watermark is $29 a year per restaurant.
How it works
- 1
Snap your menu
Take a photo of the printed menu, choose its PDF, or paste the dishes from Word or Excel.
- 2
Confirm the flagged prices
Anything the reader wasn't sure of, like a sticker over a price, waits for you to confirm it.
- 3
Pick a style and print
Six styles, four formats. Print from your browser or save a PDF for the print shop.
Built for a short menu and a long line
Food truck customers decide in the few seconds before they reach the window. The B2 poster puts your signature dish and its price front and center, big enough to read from the line. Hang the table menu beside the window for everything else.
When you change the lineup for an event, hide the dishes you aren't serving and print again.
Truck tips
- Anime pop and Showa retro are the boldest styles from a distance.
- Keep it to one or two sections. Long menus shrink to fit and get harder to read.
- Hide dishes for the day instead of deleting them.
- Laminate the printed poster. It's paper, not vinyl.
Questions
Can it print a vinyl banner?
Menuworthy makes a print-ready PDF. A print shop can print it on vinyl or board, but it doesn't order printing for you.
What size is the poster?
B2, 515 × 728 mm. Most print shops can also scale the PDF to a size they stock.
What does it cost?
Making and previewing your menu is free, with no account. To print without the watermark, a restaurant pass is $29 (¥3,980 including tax for yen menus) for a year, for every menu, board and poster that restaurant makes.
Will my prices change?
No. Prices are copied as written and set in type, not drawn. Any price the reader isn't sure of is flagged for you to confirm first.