Really interesting fixed-height type of design. I like how it’s unique in it’s layout, with the super huge background picture and the colors are just excellent. I’m not wild about each page not being very unique though. The experience is good enough for me and there’s not an overwhelming amount of content to take in for a restaurant.
I will say that I’d love a menu that’s not just a PDF download…
Really interesting fixed-height type of design. I like how it’s unique in it’s layout, with the super huge background picture and the colors are just excellent. I’m not wild about each page not being very unique though. The experience is good enough for me and there’s not an overwhelming amount of content to take in for a restaurant.
I will say that I’d love a menu that’s not just a PDF download…
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