Publish menu items, prices, and ordering conditions as readable text. A menu photograph can be useful visually, but it should not be the only way to learn what a restaurant offers.
Check the visitor’s path
- Group items under clear menu sections.
- Keep item names, options, and prices together.
- State when a menu applies, such as lunch hours or collection only.
- Use restaurant-confirmed dietary information and provide a route for questions.
A lunch special listed without its time window can produce the wrong recommendation at dinner. Similarly, a delivery menu may differ from dine-in service. The page should explain which menu the reader is viewing.
A check you can run
Ask a reader to find an available collection meal within a sample budget at a stated time. Record missing options, prices, or schedule details.
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