Heard! Studio — the menu · Menus & Print

Menu design, the whole system.

Every surface your menu lives on — dine-in, wall panels, takeout — rebuilt as one system for $1,400 flat. One visual language, one hierarchy that sells, files sized for every format. Your menu is your best ad; this makes every copy of it pull in the same direction.

Southern Roost takeout menu unfolded flat on a wood table — real menu design from the in-house years

The ticket

$1,400

flat · printed price

Dine-in menu designthe table piece

Menu panel artworksized to your boards or screens

Takeout menuthe one that goes home in the bag

Print-ready files + source filesyours, forever

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** The proof — systems we ran on real walls **

Menus that made it past the mockup.

Two full menu-board systems from the in-house years — designed, built at exact screen and print dimensions, and hung in working restaurants. Both run every daypart on the same hardware: breakfast comes down, lunch goes up, nothing gets reprinted. The promo screens below are really rolling: that’s the actual TV loop each store ran.

Five 55-inch vertical menu screens on a white subway tile wall showing the Southern Roost lunch and dinner menu system, with a rolling promo screen — **Southern Roost — lunch + dinner wall** five 55″ verticals · four 4K menu panels + one rolling promo screen ⏺ screen five is live

The same five vertical menu screens on the white subway tile wall, switched to the Southern Roost breakfast menu system, with a rolling breakfast promo screen — **Southern Roost — the same wall at 7am** breakfast daypart · four 4K panels + the breakfast promo roll ⏺ screen five is live

Four vertical digital menu panels on a wood plank wall showing the Hog-N-Bones lunch and supper menu system, with a rolling promo screen — **Hog-N-Bones — digital wall** four screens · three menu panels + the rotating LTO screen ⏺ screen four is live

The same four vertical screens on the wood plank wall, switched to the Hog-N-Bones breakfast menu system, with the rotating LTO screen — **Hog-N-Bones — the same wall at breakfast** breakfast daypart · three menu panels + the rotating LTO screen ⏺ screen four is live

Six 18 by 24 inch polymetal menu panels hanging from S-hooks on a cast iron pipe rail on a wood wall — Hog-N-Bones breakfast and lunch menus — **Hog-N-Bones — the physical set** six 18×24″ polymetal panels, rounded corners, hung from the pipe rail on S-hooks · breakfast and lunch up at the same time

Same discipline for your room: artwork built to the exact pixel dimensions of your screens and the exact trim of your print — not a letter-size PDF stretched to fit a television.

** How it’s fired **

1. Menu audit

What's selling, what's buried, what the layout is quietly costing you.

2. The system

One typographic and visual system across every format — not three menus that look like cousins.

3. Every size, delivered

Panels, tables, takeout — each file built to its real dimensions, print-ready.

** Straight answers **

What does a full menu system cost?

$1,400 flat for dine-in, panels, and takeout as one system. A takeout-only redesign is $650.

Do you design digital menu board screens?

Yes — panel artwork is built at your screens' exact pixel dimensions, or at print size for backlit and rail panels.

Can you add food photography?

That's the flagship: the menu + photo package at $1,800 pairs the system with a real shoot of your hero plates.

Who owns the files?

You do. Print files and source files both. No hostage files — that's a house rule.