Fresh Leaf menu template
A forest-green leaf mark and bold serif name on warm cream, full-width hero cards for the top picks, and hairline-outlined cream panels for everything else — a mango-yellow crown pill on the favourites.
Made forCafé
Shown with Fresh Leaf, a sample venue made for this template.


Best for
Juice bars, tea bars and smoothie counters with a few signature drinks to lead with.
Getting the most from it
- Shoot each drink on a plain cream background — the multiply blend erases it so the card shows the drink alone
- Keep the ingredient line to 3–4 items; it's the whole description, shown as "Ingredients: …"
- Add Medium / Large sizes for made-to-order drinks; they list on one line with a hairline between them
What makes it Fresh Leaf
- The menu's first two drinks are full-width hero cards — a bigger name, the sizes and a photo overhanging the card's own edge slightly — with a mango-yellow crown pill marking them
- Every other drink is a hairline-outlined cream panel, no shadow: a tall photo, the name, sizes and an "Ingredients: …" line at the foot
- Sizes read "M 4.500 | L 6.000" in one line with a thin hairline between them, through the shared price-options component — no pills, no accent colour
- Soft leaf shapes in the page's corners and a small leaf either side of every centred section title
- A short list like Add-ons stays a plain row list instead of the grid; a dish with no photo is always text-only, never a placeholder
Questions about this template
Which drinks become the hero cards?
The first one or two items of the menu's first category — give those your best photos.
What happens to the ingredient line in Arabic?
The "Ingredients" label is translated and the line reads start-to-end in Arabic, like the rest of the menu.
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