HAMBURGER LLAPI
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m getting ready to launch Llapi, a burger-focused restaurant, and I need a complete dine-in menu created from scratch. This is strictly a restaurant menu creation project—no recipe development or branding add-ons—so the entire effort goes into crafting a mouth-watering layout and copy that celebrates our “hamburger” theme from cover to last bite.
Here’s what I’m after:
• A single, print-ready dine-in menu that feels unmistakably burger-centric—bold visuals, playful wording and an easy flow that guides guests from classics to signature stacks.
• Clean, editable source files (Adobe Illustrator, InDesign or layered PSD) plus a high-resolution PDF ready for the printer.
• Typography and color choices that suit a casual, fun hamburger joint while remaining legible under restaurant lighting.
• Space for roughly 20 main items, sides, add-ons and beverages; I’ll supply the final item list and pricing once the layout is approved.
Acceptance criteria
1. Final PDF trims correctly to U.S. letter or A4, with 3 mm/0.125" bleed.
2. All text styles remain editable in the source file.
3. Images and icons are licensed for commercial use or created custom.
If you’ve designed food menus—especially for burger or fast-casual concepts—show me your best examples. I’m ready to move quickly and will be responsive with feedback so we can land on a design that makes our guests hungry the moment they pick it up.
Here’s what I’m after:
• A single, print-ready dine-in menu that feels unmistakably burger-centric—bold visuals, playful wording and an easy flow that guides guests from classics to signature stacks.
• Clean, editable source files (Adobe Illustrator, InDesign or layered PSD) plus a high-resolution PDF ready for the printer.
• Typography and color choices that suit a casual, fun hamburger joint while remaining legible under restaurant lighting.
• Space for roughly 20 main items, sides, add-ons and beverages; I’ll supply the final item list and pricing once the layout is approved.
Acceptance criteria
1. Final PDF trims correctly to U.S. letter or A4, with 3 mm/0.125" bleed.
2. All text styles remain editable in the source file.
3. Images and icons are licensed for commercial use or created custom.
If you’ve designed food menus—especially for burger or fast-casual concepts—show me your best examples. I’m ready to move quickly and will be responsive with feedback so we can land on a design that makes our guests hungry the moment they pick it up.