Flyers
from $29.25
- Quantity
- 100
- Printed sides
- Single-sided
- Paper stock
- Standard
- Turnaround
- Standard
- Ready
- Tue, Oct 20 to Thu, Oct 22
$1.35 each · Ready Thu, Oct 22
Marketing MaterialsSame day eligible
Restaurant Menus
8.5×11 menus on wipeable 100lb gloss or heavier 14pt cardstock, printed one or both sides. 100 for $135. Ask about laminating.
- Size
- 8.5 x 11 as standard. Tell us in the notes if you need 8.5 x 14 or 11 x 17Single sheet; ask us about folded menus
- Paper standard
- Included. 100lb gloss cover. Wipes clean, replace as prices changeThe right choice if you reprint seasonally
- Paper premium
- +$20. 14pt cardstock. Heavier in the hand, survives a full serviceFeels like a restaurant menu rather than a printout
- Printed sides
- Single-sided includedDouble-sided +$15. Food one side, drinks the other
- Quantities
- 100 $135 · 250 $155 · 500 $190 · 1,000 $286 · 2,500 $385Order to covers, not to tables. Menus walk
- Laminating
- Ask us. A laminated menu is wipeable and lasts a yearAlso means you cannot change a price without reprinting
- Prices change
- Leave the price column with breathing room in the layoutA menu you can reprint cheaply beats a menu you cannot edit
- File you need to send
- PDF, 300 DPI, CMYK, 1/8 in bleed on each edge (8.75 x 11.25 in for an 8.5 x 11 menu)Check the prices twice. This is the item people most often reprint
- Turnaround
- Standard 3 to 5 business days2-day +25%, next-day +50%, same-day by 12pm +75%
A menu is the hardest-working piece of print a restaurant owns. Every customer holds it, most for several minutes, and it is doing your selling while they decide.
The real decision is how often prices change
Everything else follows from this.
If prices move. Seasonally, or with supply. Buy standard stock and reprint.
100lb gloss wipes clean, looks good, and costs little enough that updating in six months is a decision you make in a second. A restaurant with a taped-over price or a handwritten correction has lost more credibility than the reprint would have cost.
If the menu is stable, buy premium.
14pt cardstock has real weight in the hand and survives a full service without going soft at the corners. It feels like a restaurant rather than a printout.
Laminating. Two-sided question
We can laminate. A laminated menu is genuinely wipeable, survives spills, and lasts a year or more of daily handling. It is the obvious answer for a diner, a cafe or anywhere menus get greasy hands on them every day.
The trade is permanence. You cannot change a price, add a dish, or cross out the fish that did not arrive. If your menu changes even occasionally, laminating turns a cheap update into a full reprint. Ask us and we will quote it, but think about that first.
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