Browse original RH Now menu design directions for restaurants, cafés, pizza shops, food trucks, bars, catering businesses, and more. Choose a style you like, then let our team adapt it around your brand and menu.
These designs are inspiration starting points. RH Now customizes layout, branding, menu content, pricing, photos, and production details for each project.
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Clean, elegant and versatile for full-service restaurants that want a polished menu without visual clutter.
M02
Dark, refined and premium with restrained typography and room for chef-driven selections.
M03
Warm Italian-inspired styling for pizza, pasta, antipasti and family-style restaurant menus.
M04
Bold, high-impact layout built for quick scanning, combos, specialty pizzas and takeout ordering.
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Warm, modern layout for coffee, breakfast, sandwiches, salads and casual café dining.
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Soft, inviting presentation designed for pastries, baked goods, desserts and specialty items.
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Typography-led dark menu direction that works well for coffee, tea, breakfast and grab-and-go food.
M08
Bright, energetic menu with clear category blocks for fast ordering and high-volume service.
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Compact, high-energy design for mobile vendors where customers need to understand the menu quickly.
M10
Dark, premium beverage-focused layout for cocktails, wine, spirits and small plates.
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Bright editorial style with clean sections for breakfast, brunch, beverages and sides.
M12
Professional multi-section design for packages, appetizers, entrées, sides and event selections.
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Guests should be able to scan categories, understand item names and descriptions, compare prices, and find important choices without fighting the layout.
A full-service dining menu, pizza takeout menu, food-truck menu, café board, cocktail list, and catering menu all solve different customer problems. RH Now can adapt the format to how the menu will actually be used.
Section headings, spacing, typography, callouts, photography, and feature areas can guide attention without making the menu feel crowded or promotional.
Menu colors, typography, photography, tone, and visual elements should feel connected to the restaurant website, signage, packaging, review tools, and other customer touchpoints.
Template previews show a visual direction, not a fixed production size. Depending on the project, RH Now can plan around dine-in sheets, folded menus, takeout pieces, inserts, catering layouts, counter menus, digital/QR menus, and other supported formats.
Tell us what format you need →Pick the design direction closest to what you want.
Share your current menu, spreadsheet, rough draft, logo, prices, and photos.
We adapt structure, colors, typography, content, and visual hierarchy around your restaurant.
After revisions and approval, final specifications determine the production path.
No. They are RH Now inspiration starting points. We use the selected direction to understand the look you prefer, then customize the project around your restaurant's content, brand, format, and requirements.
Yes. You can reference multiple designs—for example, the typography from one and the structure or color direction from another.
Yes. Your current menu can be the starting point. The inspiration library simply makes it easier to show us the visual direction you prefer.
Depending on the project scope, the same design system can support printed menu formats and customer-facing digital or QR-menu presentation.
You do not need a finished design brief. Pick an inspiration template, send an existing menu, or simply describe the direction you want.
