Restaurant menus

Yes. Send the menu you have and the new prices, and it comes back as a proof in 2 working days. From $49 on a menu we hold or a clean PDF, and free when the update goes with a reprint of 500 or more. If the file is a photo or a flattened image, it becomes a rebuild instead and we say so before starting.

For the table, an A3 sheet folded to A4 on 250gsm matt, or an A4 sheet folded to A5 for a shorter menu; for takeaway, an A4 sheet folded to DL. The free fold planner shows the panel widths and which page is the cover for each, with the template to set it up in, and folded menus order from the brochures page.

Yes, and it is the job we are asked for most after price updates. The book menu or flat A3 is re-typeset onto an A4 roll-folded to DL, an 8pp DL or a flat A4, in the same look, with the sections that make sense on a takeaway. From $249, 3 to 5 working days to a proof.

Yes. Generated menus carry typos, invented characters and prices that cannot be edited because the text was drawn as shapes rather than set as type. We keep the look, set every word again in real type, correct it against your own list, and hand back a file that can be updated. From $249. The corrected wording comes from you, not from us.

Here, a price update is from $49, a remap or an AI fix from $249, a new flat or folded menu from $349, and a booklet $89 a page from $449. Every figure includes GST. Print is priced separately by format, and the two live-priced formats start at $0.47 each for a flat A4 at 250.

A menu that is handled every service wants 250gsm or heavier with a laminate, or a synthetic stock that wipes clean; a takeaway menu that gets read once and kept on a fridge is fine on 150 or 200gsm. See paper weights and laminate finishes. If you are not sure, tell us where the menu lives and we will say.

Synthetic, usually. A laminated paper menu is sealed on both faces but the edge is still paper, and it goes first where hands and spills reach it. A synthetic sheet is plastic through, wipes clean and does not crack at a fold. Laminate is cheaper and fine for a menu that changes seasonally; synthetic pays for itself on one that stands for a year.

For dine-in, about one menu per two seats plus a third again for wear and spills, so 40 to 50 for 60 seats, and more if the menu is shared across a table rarely. Takeaway menus are a different count: order for the number you will hand out or letterbox in the next two to three months, which is why they run from 500.

Design 2 working days for an update and 3 to 5 for a remap, an AI fix or a new design, to a proof you approve. Then 2-4 working days printed and delivered. Need it quicker? From 2 working days, quoted per job.

Yes, we set them as part of any job. The content and accuracy of allergen and dietary information is yours to specify and confirm; we print exactly what you approve on the proof.