What goes on a juice bar menu
- 1Juices and smoothies in their own sections
- Put the juices in one section and the smoothies in another, so a buyer chooses between them at a glance. Each drink goes on one line, with its two prices at the end.
- 2Small and Large on every line
- Under All options, tick "Two prices on each line, like Small and Large" for each of those sections, then type Small and Large in the boxes First price is and Second price is. Every line then reads the same way.
- 3The fruit in the name
- Write the fruit in the name, like "Orange juice" or "Mango passion fruit". A buyer reads the line and knows what is in the cup.
- 4Shots on their own
- Shots are one price each and go in a section of their own, under the drinks. Give them a heading, so they are not taken for a size of juice.
- 5Extras at the foot
- Honey and chia seeds are added to a drink for a little more. Each one is a line with its price, in the last section.
- 6Keep the names short
- Short words are easier to read on a picture. Keep each drink name to about twenty letters, so the two prices sit clear of it.
- 7Where the menu goes
- Print a full page (A4) for the window, and a half page (A5) for the counter. Post the tall picture on WhatsApp Status when a drink comes off or goes on.
Juice bar menu design ideas
Six ways one juice bar menu can look: a black and lime board, a green and yellow sign, a bottle green board with gold, green stripes, and two cream cards, one with a navy frame and one with a teal frame. Tap a picture to start from it.
- Black and lime board, A4 to print
- Black with lime, the look of a truck hatch that sells fresh juice. A4 pinned at the counter.
- Green and yellow sign, tall
- A green and yellow sign with heavy capitals, the kind a juice bar puts up to be read from the street. Tall, to share as a status.
- Bottle green board with gold, square
- Bottle green with gold, a plain board for a shop with a long counter. Square, for a grid post.
- Stripes look in bush green, square
- Green stripes with tilted tabs, a lively look for a juice counter. Square, for a grid post.
- Cream card with a navy frame, A4 to print
- A cream card with a navy frame and serif names, the look of a juice bar that keeps its menu on the wall. A4, pinned at the counter.
- Cream card with a teal frame, tall
- A cream card with a teal frame and serif names, a quiet look for a shop wall. Tall, to share as a status.
A juice bar menu, step by step
The menu has four sections: fresh juices and smoothies, each in Small and Large, then the shots and the extras. Type each drink with its two prices, and each shot or extra with one. The line at the foot gives your hours.
Tips
- Keep the two sizes the same in each section: Small and Large.
- Name the fruit in the line, like "Orange juice" or "Mango passion fruit".
- Keep the names short: short words are easier to read on a picture.
- Put the shots in their own section, with one price each.
- Use the note at the foot for your hours and where you are.
Sizes and printing
- Tall, for WhatsApp Status
- Tall like a phone screen. Best for WhatsApp Status and for Stories.
- Square, for a post
- Square. Best for a post on Facebook or Instagram.
- Printer page (A4)
- A4 is the size of a normal printer page. Print it at home or at a print shop. A home printer leaves a thin white edge.
- Half page (A5)
- A5 is half of a normal printer page. Good for a counter. A home printer leaves a thin white edge.
Questions
- Can I list a drink in one size and another in two?
- Yes, in two sections: the drinks in two sizes in one, and the single-size extras in another, each with one price.
- Can I put a smoothie with two fruits on one line?
- Yes. Type both fruits in the name, like "Mango and banana", and give it two prices.
- Can I put a photo of the bar on the menu?
- Yes. A photo of the bar can go in the photo box under All options, and the box can stay empty.
- Can I change the list each season?
- Yes. Change the lines you want, save a new picture and post it.
What you type is kept in this browser on this device until you clear your browser data, so you can come back, change a price and save a new picture. A photo and a logo are optional and are not kept for the next visit.
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