Emerald Zigzag menu template
Bottle green and cream, tall uppercase titles, numbered dishes that swap sides as you scroll. A menu with rhythm.
Made forRestaurant
Shown with Jade Pot, a sample venue made for this template.
Best for
Modern restaurants with a strong list of signatures, Asian and fusion kitchens, and places whose menu is a story rather than a catalogue.
Getting the most from it
- Best with 20 to 40 dishes; each one gets space, so trim the long tail
- Give every dish a photo so the zigzag keeps its rhythm
- Order dishes in each section the way you'd like guests to discover them
What makes it Emerald Zigzag
- Each dish gets its own row, with the photo switching sides from one dish to the next
- Numbered dishes, so guests can order "number four"
- Tall, condensed uppercase headings, with a serif pairing as an option
- Round photos with a soft shadow on a deep green page
Questions about this template
Why are the dishes numbered?
Numbers make ordering easy, especially with names in another language. Guests can simply say the number.
Does it work for a long menu?
It works, but it's at its best with a focused menu. For a hundred dishes, Bistro Night or Chalkboard Cards are more compact.
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