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PDF menu with allergens
Design the menu, add the allergen legend and download a PDF to print in A4, A3 or other formats.
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Allergen menu for restaurants
With MenuMaker you edit dishes, prices and allergens once and keep your printed menu, PDF and QR menu up to date for customers on mobile.
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You can work with a graphic menu ready to print and show that same menu by QR, or show customers a more comfortable mobile reading view.
Ready to print
Design the menu, add the allergen legend and download a PDF to print in A4, A3 or other formats.
Open example PDF
Ready for QR
The QR can open the graphic version of the menu or a mobile-optimized version, with dishes, prices and allergens kept in sync.
The flow is direct: create the menu, mark the allergens and choose how you want to publish it.
Create a new menu, paste your dishes or start from a template to get the structure ready in a few minutes.
Organize starters, mains, desserts, drinks or set menus and edit each dish whenever you need.
Select allergens with one click. If a recipe changes, go back to the dish, update the selection and publish again.
Show icons in color, black and white or with names, and let MenuMaker generate the allergen legend.
Generate a menu ready to print for your dining room, window or bar.
Publish the menu online and use a QR code to show the graphic version or the optimized mobile version.
When you change a dish or an allergen, you do not need to rebuild separate files. Edit the menu in MenuMaker and generate the PDF again or publish the QR.
This lets you keep a clear allergen menu for the team and a comfortable one for customers: paper, PDF, online graphic version and mobile view can all use the same information.
Yes. You can create the menu, add the allergens for each dish and download a PDF ready to print.
Yes. The QR can open the graphic version of the menu, similar to the PDF, or a mobile version that is easier to read on a phone.
Edit the dish, update its allergens and publish again. This way you do not have to rebuild the whole menu from scratch.
Yes. You can show icons and a legend so customers understand what each symbol means.
Yes. The mobile version can show allergens next to each dish, designed to read well from the QR.
No. MenuMaker helps you create and maintain the allergen menu, but the restaurant must check that each dish's information is correct.