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Restaurant Menu Maker: Examples & Prompts

Turn your approved dishes and prices into a clear restaurant menu image. Start with a small menu, then choose the section hierarchy and visual direction that suit your restaurant.

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Olive & Ember restaurant menu

Bring the essentials

  1. Restaurant name
  2. Sections
  3. Dish names and prices

Choose a visual direction and adapt the description before generating. Turn on optional design refinement if you want help with composition, colors or layout. Keep your facts and exact wording in the brief.

Decide the reading order

Lead with the restaurant name, separate starters, mains and desserts, and align each price with its dish. A few generous sections usually read more clearly than many decorative boxes. The Olive & Ember example uses six items so that the typography has room to breathe.

Keep the menu facts fixed

Supply the exact item names, prices, currency and any dietary wording you have verified. Describe the style separately. A change from ivory to charcoal should change the artwork, not add an ingredient, remove a dish or revise a price.

See the idea take shape

Explore the image. Open the prompt. Change the details that make it yours.

Olive & Ember restaurant menu

Olive & Ember restaurant menu

Original AI-generated example.

See the exact prompt

Create a finished restaurant menu image, one flat vertical 2:3 artwork, not a mockup. Fictional brand: OLIVE & EMBER. Make a beautifully art-directed, readable neighborhood Mediterranean restaurant menu: warm ivory background, dark aubergine large elegant title, restrained terracotta rules, three distinct menu sections in a generous two-column grid, prices aligned on the right. Small appetizing editorial illustrations of a roasted tomato plate and a citrus glass, entirely original. The feeling is contemporary independent restaurant, not a corporate template. Let whitespace and typographic scale do the work. Include exactly this text, with no added facts or filler: 'OLIVE & EMBER', 'THE EVENING MENU', 'SMALL PLATES', 'Whipped Feta $8', 'Roasted Tomatoes $9', 'FROM THE KITCHEN', 'Lemon Herb Chicken $19', 'Wild Mushroom Orzo $17', 'SOMETHING SWEET', 'Orange Olive Oil Cake $7', 'Dark Chocolate Mousse $8'. All six dish names and prices must be easy to read, with exact spelling and one-to-one alignment. No dates, address, invented ingredients, dietary labels, endorsements, signature, logos from other brands, watermarks or paper shadows. Show the actual flat final menu edge to edge. This is an original fictional design sample for BriefPic, do not write BriefPic inside the artwork.

A few useful answers

Can I make a menu template?

You can create a menu image and reuse its prompt with a different item list. The result is a raster image, rather than a Word, PSD or drag-and-drop template.

How should I prepare a long menu?

Group and shorten the approved copy first. Use separate pages when the full list would make the dish names too small.