How should I lay out a drinks menu?

By category, with prices aligned to the right, a short line on each cocktail, and specials set apart so they are seen first.

Can the drinks menu match my food menu?

Yes. Use the same colours, fonts and logo for both and they will look like one set.

All items

1Brief
2Versions
3Edit
4Export

Drinks menu

Your headline and details. We handle layout, bleed and colour.

SizeUS Letter (8.5 × 11 in)

What it's for optional

It shapes the words we write and the suggestions below.

Style

How your menu feels.

Look

Business typeSets the colours, type and pictures to suit your business.

Core details

The main words on your menu.

Write it for me optional

Describe it in a line, or paste your info. We fill in the fields below and keep anything you've typed.

Eyebrow optional, the short line above the headline

Headline

Colour these headline words optional

Supporting line optional0/240

Offer

Call to action

Date & time

Business info

Who it is from, and how people reach you.

Business name

Phone

Website

Location

Branding & images optional

Your logo, used just as you upload it, and a photo of your own or one we draw.

Main picture optionalDescribe it and we draw it. Or add your own photo below.

Logo

Used exactly as you upload it. A PNG with a transparent background looks best.

Upload logo

Picture

A photo or illustration, in full colour

Upload photo

Services & extras

What your menu lists: benefits, prices, a quote or a QR code. All optional.

Benefits up to 6

Stats up to 4, only real numbers

Prices up to 3 plans

Quote optional, a customer's own words

QR code to your website · add a website above first

Saved in this tab as you type

Making your drinks menu work

Bars and restaurants hand a drinks menu over first, and it often sets the size of the bill. A good one is quick to scan by category, shows prices plainly, and highlights a happy hour or house cocktail.

What to write on it

Group by type: cocktails, wine by the glass, beer, and alcohol-free drinks.
Give each cocktail a short list of its main ingredients.
Put happy hour times and any house specials in a box of their own.

One tip

Always include a few alcohol-free choices with real names. More guests skip alcohol than menus suggest, and they order more when they have options.

What you get

Made at 8.5 × 11 in.
A CMYK print PDF with bleed and crop marks, ready for any print shop.
Menus & price lists come in US Letter, A4 and 11 × 17 in, one page.
Two AI designs from your words, logo and colours; preview free, $3.99 for the one you keep.

How should I lay out a drinks menu?: By category, with prices aligned to the right, a short line on each cocktail, and specials set apart so they are seen first.
Can the drinks menu match my food menu?: Yes. Use the same colours, fonts and logo for both and they will look like one set.