Smoked paprika glaze, blue cheese dip.
🌿 SpicyMake a steakhouse or BBQ menu
Cuts, grills, sides and wines on a dark, confident menu page. Try the live steakhouse sample, then make yours and print the QR code.
Make it your own menu
You can start free. Start from this sample, a photo or PDF of your printed menu, or just tell the chat your dishes.
Steakhouse & BBQ
Steakhouse, bbq
Starters
Romaine, parmesan, croutons, anchovy dressing.
From the grill
300 g grass-fed ribeye, pepper sauce, fries.
🌿 Gluten-freeSlow-smoked pork ribs, coleslaw.
🌿 Gluten-freeLamb chop, kofta, chicken, grilled vegetables.
🌿 Gluten-freeSides
Skin-on, sea salt.
🌿 Vegan🌿 Gluten-freeBaked, crispy crumb.
🌿 VegetarianDrinks
Local tap, 0.4 l.
🌿 VeganAsk for today's pour.
🌿 VeganContact
📞 +00 000 000 000✉️ hello@example.com📍 1 Example Street, City🌐 example.comOpening hours
Allergens
Please tell your server about any allergy. Allergen information is a guide and must be confirmed by the restaurant.
Choose language
Your order
Dietary
A live sample: scroll it, change the language, tap a category.
Open the full sample menu with its QR code to see it the way a guest does. New to QR menus? Read how to create a QR code menu, step by step.
A steakhouse sells weight, cut and doneness, and the price depends on all three. The menu needs the cuts in a clear order, the sides as add-ons and a wine list that guests can scroll without a separate booklet. This sample uses the poster layout, with bold section bars and compact rows.
What you get
Cuts, weights and prices
Write the weight in the dish name or description, and add a price per size as separate dishes if you need to.
Sides as add-ons
A Sides section sits after the grill, so guests add fries and sauces without hunting.
Wine and beer on the same page
Keep the drinks list on the same page so the pairing is one scroll away.
How it works
- Step 1
Pick the kind of place and the look in the sample above: it changes as you click.
- Step 2
Add your own dishes: type them, upload a photo or PDF of your printed menu, or just tell the chat.
- Step 3
Publish, print the QR code and put it on the tables. Prices change any time; the code never does.
Who uses it
Steakhouses
Update the market price of a cut on the day, with no reprint.
BBQ and smokehouses
Mark what is sold out when the brisket has run out.
Hotel grills
Publish a separate menu for each restaurant in the same hotel.
Questions
Can I show doneness options?
Put them in the description, for example 'rare to well done', so they stay with the cut.
Can I list a market-price item?
Leave the price at zero and write 'market price' in the description.
Can I pair wines with dishes?
Mention the pairing in the description of the dish or add a wine section.
Is there a different look?
Choose any layout and your own colours. The poster look suits a bold, dark menu.