Station Style Menu Template

Absolutely. While the template comes with pre-set blue and orange tabs for contrast, these vector shapes can be recolored to match your specific restaurant branding or to represent different food groups (e.g., green for vegetarian stations).

Yes, the vector-based grid layout scales perfectly to A3 or larger poster sizes. This makes it ideal for placing on easels at the entrance of the buffet line or mounting on walls above food stations.

The Open Sans body font was selected specifically for its space efficiency and legibility at small sizes. The modular column width allows for text wrapping that keeps descriptions compact without looking cluttered.

While the design focuses on typographic clarity, the white background allows for the inclusion of small, deep-etched food images within the grid. However, we recommend keeping images minimal to maintain the 'clean' navigational feel.

This template is specifically optimized for multi-station or multi-category setups. Using it for a simple, single-course à la carte menu might leave too much whitespace and diminish the impact of the organizational color coding.