Bold Burger Menu Design
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I need a fresh, eye-catching menu for my burger restaurant that bursts with bold, colourful energy. The final artwork must measure exactly 1100 mm wide by 620 mm high in landscape orientation, and it should showcase our items with a mix of text, high-quality photos, and simple icons so guests can scan it quickly at the counter.
Think vibrant palettes, strong typography, and playful graphic touches that feel modern rather than retro. While you have creative freedom, the layout should remain clear and legible from a short distance—this will be printed large and mounted on the wall.
For reference please look at: Milky Lane menu, Betty’s burgers, Pattysmiths menu. I need a young and vibrant vibe. I have attached our logo as reference for colours to use. Please no AI generated menus.
I need categories for burgers, loaded fries, sides, Nashville tender box, desserts (mini Dutch pancakes, bubble waffles, UFO ice cream burger), and drinks category.
Please supply:
• Print-ready PDF (CMYK, 300 dpi) at full size
• Editable source file (AI, PSD, or InDesign) with linked images and fonts
If you’ve designed restaurant menus before—especially those packed with colour and imagery—show me a sample or two so I can gauge fit. I’m ready to move fast once I see a concept that sells our burgers at first glance.
Think vibrant palettes, strong typography, and playful graphic touches that feel modern rather than retro. While you have creative freedom, the layout should remain clear and legible from a short distance—this will be printed large and mounted on the wall.
For reference please look at: Milky Lane menu, Betty’s burgers, Pattysmiths menu. I need a young and vibrant vibe. I have attached our logo as reference for colours to use. Please no AI generated menus.
I need categories for burgers, loaded fries, sides, Nashville tender box, desserts (mini Dutch pancakes, bubble waffles, UFO ice cream burger), and drinks category.
Please supply:
• Print-ready PDF (CMYK, 300 dpi) at full size
• Editable source file (AI, PSD, or InDesign) with linked images and fonts
If you’ve designed restaurant menus before—especially those packed with colour and imagery—show me a sample or two so I can gauge fit. I’m ready to move fast once I see a concept that sells our burgers at first glance.