Restaurant Menu Flyers & Takeout Menus
A menu people can read and want to order from — printed to survive the counter, the table and the delivery bag.
From $29 · proofed before printing · ships in 4–6 business days
A menu flyer has one job: make the food look worth ordering and stay readable while it does. Gloss coatings make food photography pop; silk matte keeps dense menus easy on the eyes; folded formats fit a full menu in a takeout bag. ProCardCrafters prints menus on durable, coated stock so grease and spills don’t end the flyer’s shift early.
Where restaurant menu flyers use them
- Takeout and delivery menus tucked into bags
- Dine-in table and counter menus
- New-menu and seasonal-special announcements
- Door drops for a new location’s opening radius
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Estimated from $75 · final price set in the designer
Varies by quantity and options — adjust anything before you order.
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Frequently asked questions
Will the menu hold up to grease and spills?
Yes. A gloss or silk coating resists grease and moisture far better than uncoated paper, so menus stay legible on the table and in delivery bags.
Can you do a folded menu?
Yes — bi-fold and tri-fold layouts turn a single sheet into a full menu with sections, which works well for takeout and dine-in alike.
Which finish makes food photos look best?
High-gloss UV gives food photography the most pop and saturation. If your menu is text-heavy, silk matte keeps it readable while still feeling premium.