Best bitter
Copper, nutty and dry. 3.8%
A pub menu shows what's on the pumps and gets food ordered fast. This example lists each beer's strength with pint and half prices, then pub classics and a Sunday roast.
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Hand-pulled ales, an open fire and a proper Sunday roast.
Kept in our own cellar and pulled by hand.
Copper, nutty and dry. 3.8%
Citrus, biscuit malt and a clean finish. 4.2%
Roasted barley, cocoa and a creamy head. 4.5%
Medium dry, from bittersweet apples. 5.0%
Free-range egg, pork and black pudding, English mustard.
Cumberland pork, flaky pastry and piccalilli.
Salted crackling and Bramley apple sauce.
Triple-cooked chips, mushy peas and tartare sauce.
Suet crust, mash, buttered greens and gravy.
Mature cheddar, pork pie, pickled onion and crusty bread.
Mash, buttered greens and onion gravy.
Vegetarian
From noon until it's gone, with Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes and gravy.
Served pink, with horseradish.
Bread sauce and pigs in blankets.
Chestnut, cranberry and sage.
Vegetarian
Toffee sauce and clotted cream.
Vegetarian
Marmalade and proper custard.
Vegetarian
Start from this menu. Change the name, dishes, prices, fonts and colors.
Use this templateName each beer's style, like bitter or stout, and update the list when a cask runs out.
Scotch eggs, sausage rolls, scratchings. Cheap, and listed right after the beer, so drinkers add one.
Fish and chips, a pie, a ploughman's, and one vegetarian main that's a proper dinner.
Its own section with the day and serving hours, so nobody asks for it on a Tuesday.
Two or three, each with its custard, cream or ice cream named.
Beer takes two prices, pint and half, in columns. Put the strength in the description so guests can compare.
Copper, nutty and dry. 3.8%
Citrus, biscuit malt and a clean finish. 4.2%
Roasted barley, cocoa and a creamy head. 4.5%
Name the dish the way regulars say it, then what's on the plate.
Our famous homemade pie.
Suet crust, mash, buttered greens and gravy.
Edits go live on the same link, so a printed code keeps working. Read the setup guide
Yes. If guest ales change too often to update, list the regulars and add "Ask at the bar for guest ales."
List the sides once, like Yorkshire pudding and roast potatoes, then price each meat. Write "until it's gone" if it can sell out.
Yes. Keep the board for the day's specials and put the regular menu behind the QR code.



Swap in your dishes and prices, then publish with a link and QR code.