Menus & promotional design · Delivered online
Menus and promotions with your business’s personality.
From the menu on a table to the flyer in the window, every piece helps customers understand your business. I create menus, promotional graphics and brand materials for independent restaurants, bars and other businesses.
Tell me what you need ↗
Make the information easy to use
A menu needs to make dishes and prices easy to find. An event flyer needs a clear date, place and next step. We start with the information the piece must communicate, then give it the visual character that belongs to your business.
My hospitality background helps me approach these as everyday business tools: pieces that owners and teams need to put to use, update and share.
Design support for your next promotion
- Restaurant and bar menus, including updates to existing content.
- Event flyers and promotional artwork.
- Business cards and stationery.
- Social graphics that carry a promotion online.
- Uniform and merchandise artwork.
Printing, garments and embroidery production are arranged separately. Tell me how you plan to use the artwork so we can agree the sizes and delivery formats before work begins.
What to send with your brief
Share your logo, existing materials, final menu items or event details, and the date you need the artwork. If a printer or supplier has provided specifications, include those too. You can also share examples of the mood you want your business to convey.
We’ll agree the deliverables, price, schedule and feedback process. You review the wording, prices and event information as well as the design before final delivery. Small projects are welcome, and work is handled online.
Start with a menu design brief
Use the free restaurant menu design brief and checklist to organize your items, prices, formats, brand materials and approvals. It includes a blank text download and a repeatable menu-item worksheet.
One identity across different materials
The Mango & Smoke and Red River BBQ portfolio concepts show how a restaurant identity can extend into promotional and merchandise artwork. These are fictional projects with AI-generated mockup imagery; they do not represent paid client work or measured results.
Explore the design concepts. If your website also needs attention, see website design and updates.
Connect the creative to a plan
A promotion needs an audience, a message and a clear customer action. This fictional campaign example connects the artwork to a content schedule and a simple review worksheet.
A useful next step
Let’s talk about your business.
Bring your idea, question or current website. We’ll agree a scope, price and schedule around what you need.