A dish people see before it reaches the table.

Show one dish really well

Choose a photograph of what you actually serve. A large image, dish name and short message are clearer than a whole menu squeezed onto one poster. We print the artwork on backlit film, and LEDMESEE illuminates it behind the frame’s front.

Show a dish of the week by the entrance. Beside the ordering point, present lunch, dessert or a set menu. On the counter, use a brief message guests can read up close.

Poster examples for your food

These are design directions: set names, prices and availability according to your own offer.

• Pasta of the day: a large dish photograph, name and price.
• Lunch: the dish, serving hours and a simple set-menu description.
• Seasonal dessert: product detail and a coffee suggestion.

Choose the format and check the lighting on site

A4 or A3 can work at a counter; consider A2 or A1 for walls and entrances. The final choice depends on viewing distance, text size and available space. Check lamp reflections on the front and plan the power cable.

New menu? Change the print.

Keep free access to the frame’s slot. When the season changes, slide out the poster and insert the next one without unscrewing the casing. Several graphics in the same format help maintain a coordinated display.

Start with a photograph of your venue

Send the display location, planned format and first offer. We will help choose the frame and print for what your guest should notice.