Menu covers for restaurants come in a variety of looks and feel to match with your budget and specifications to enhance business and keep them coming in! From 5 star Hotels, to Cafes, whether it is metal, leather, silk, laminated, plastic, or even wood, there are many ways to add to your customer’s dining experience. Looking for durable, less expensive menu covers? There is an attractive array of clear cover menus at bulk prices. These should be crack resistant, sturdy, mat finished plastic that will not warp, yellow or shrink, and can be found in a variety of colors and sizes, with one, two, or multiple panels available to increase profit and match your décor. For beverages, appetizers and deserts add two or three pockets, depending on the size of your food selection, and to promote specials of the day.
Here are some examples of the different types of materials available for restaurant menu covers. Sewn Naugahyde has the look like leather, without staining. Perhaps Genuine Cork with coating to protect against staining. There is Casebound, padded or hardback.
A couple of tips: The average customer will spend more money if a menu does not have the money symbol ($) in front of the food title. It’s subconscious. Next, round out the cost to the nearest dollar. Example: Special of the Day – 8.79 to and even 9. Less numbers cause the brain to think they’re getting a better deal.
Cleaning: Following cleaning and storage tips of your menu covers will make them last much longer and keep them looking attractive. With vinyl sleeves, make sure to only clean them with warm water, or possibly a mild detergent. Remember to keep them flat and never stand them up when not in use. This will extend the life of your menu covers and keep them looking good. A good quality restaurant menu cover will last longer than covers made with materials that are not made with good quality materials.