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Cocktails
fromElite Traveler
17 hours ago

A Well-Curated Bar Isn't Always the Most Expensive - Here's What Should Be In Yours

Creating a balanced menu requires knowledge, confidence, and flair, blending high and low elements effectively.
fromJim-nielsen
4 months ago

Icons in Menus Everywhere - Send Help

Google Sheets, for example, does this. Go to "File" or "Edit" or "View" and you'll see a menu with a list of options, every single one having an icon (same thing with the right-click context menu). It's extra noise to me. It's not that I think menu items should never have icons. I think they can be incredibly useful (more on that below).
UX design
Food & drink
fromFood & Beverage Magazine
7 months ago

Smart Side Hustles for Hospitality Professionals - Food & Beverage Magazine

Hospitality professionals can monetize on-the-job skills through consulting, menu design, and flexible side hustles to increase income and escape shift-dependent pay.
Design
fromItsnicethat
9 months ago

The letterforms for this Mallorcan bar's logo were scavenged from secondhand bookshops and stationary stores

Visual decoration enhances discovery through whimsical yet logical designs.
fromTasting Table
9 months ago

Pay Attention To This Pricing Strategy At Peter Luger Steak House Or Risk An Overpriced Meal - Tasting Table

Research suggests diners spend more freely when prices are listed without currency symbols - possibly because the visual cue of a dollar sign reminds people they're parting with money.
New York City
Graphic design
fromCreative Bloq
10 months ago

Graphic designers are flipping over this busy burger menu

Overly complex graphic menu designs can hinder user experience and readability.
Minimalism in design, like McDonald's approach, often enhances clarity and usability.
Food & drink
fromNew York Post
1 year ago

These are the psychological tactics restaurants use to manipulate you to spend more money

Restaurants employ psychological tactics to influence customer spending.
Menu design and ambiance are crafted to manipulate choices.
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