1Chicken katsu bun
£9.50Crisp chicken, cabbage slaw and tonkatsu sauce.
Lunch menu example for people with half an hour.
Lunch guests have little time, so the menu has to be quick to read. This example has sandwiches, bowls, soup, breakfast and coffee, each one line long.
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Junction: an example lunch menu
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Junction
Food hall by the station. Sandwiches, bowls and coffee, in and out in ten minutes.
Sandwiches
On a milk bun or seeded sourdough.
2Halloumi & harissa wrapVVegetarian
£8.50Grilled halloumi, roast peppers and mint yoghurt.
3Roast beef & horseradish
£10Rare beef, watercress and pickled shallots.
4Pork banh mi
£9.50Lemongrass pork, pickled carrot, coriander and chilli mayo.
Bowls
Built to order, served warm.
1Teriyaki salmon bowl
£13Sushi rice, edamame, cucumber and sesame.
2Falafel & tahini bowlVGVegan
£11Quinoa, pickled cabbage, herbs and lemon tahini.
3Gochujang chicken bowlSPSpicy
£12Rice, kimchi, spring onion and a soft-boiled egg.
4Miso aubergine bowlVGVegan
£11Brown rice, greens, pickled ginger and sesame.
5Soup of the day
£6Changes daily; comes with a hunk of sourdough.
Breakfast & bakes
Hot breakfast until eleven, bakes all day.
1Bacon & egg roll
£6.50Smoked bacon, a fried egg and brown sauce.
2PorridgeVGVegan
£5Oats and oat milk, banana, maple and seeds.
3Granola potVVegetarian
£4.50Greek yoghurt, berries and honey granola.
4Sausage roll
£4Pork, sage and onion in flaky pastry.
5Cinnamon bunVVegetarian
£3.50Baked here first thing every morning.
Coffee & drinks
1Flat white
£3.80Double shot, oat or dairy.
2Latte
Double shot and silky steamed milk.
Regular£3.60
Large£4.10
3Cold brewVGVegan
£4.20Steeped overnight, over ice.
4Fresh orangeVGVeganGFGluten-Free
£3.90Squeezed to order while you wait.
Start from this menu. Change the name, dishes, prices, fonts and colors.
Use this templateWhat to put on a lunch menu
- 1
Sandwiches and wraps
Four or five. List the bread choices once at the top instead of on every line.
- 2
Bowls
The base, the protein and one or two toppings. Say they're made to order.
- 3
Soup of the day
Name today's soup and change it daily. Say what bread comes with it.
- 4
Breakfast and bakes
If you open early, say when hot breakfast stops.
- 5
Drinks
Coffee, a cold drink and fresh juice. Keep it short.
Prices and descriptions
Show prices and sizes
Keep each section's prices close, like £11 to £13 for these bowls, so guests can decide quickly.
Teriyaki salmon bowl£13
Sushi rice, edamame, cucumber and sesame.
Falafel & tahini bowl£11
Quinoa, pickled cabbage, herbs and lemon tahini.
Gochujang chicken bowl£12
Rice, kimchi, spring onion and a soft-boiled egg.
Write the descriptions
Main filling first, then two or three extras. Guests skim at lunch, so the first word counts.
Pork banh mi
A tasty lunchtime favorite.
Pork banh mi
Lemongrass pork, pickled carrot, coriander and chilli mayo.
Before you print the QR code
- The soup of the day is today's.
- Vegan and vegetarian options are marked.
- Hot breakfast shows when it stops, like "until eleven".
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Questions about a lunch menu
How many items should a lunch menu have?
Ten to fifteen dishes, plus drinks, is plenty for a quick lunch. More choice slows down the line.
Should lunch have its own menu?
If lunch differs from dinner, yes. A shorter lunch menu is faster to read and to cook.
How do I show a lunch deal?
As one line with its price and what's included, like a sandwich, soup and a drink.
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