What’s something most people don’t understand?
I think most people don’t realize menu boards are stealthy multitaskers – they’re not just a listing of dishes or choices, but actively shaping how customers order, feel, and spend.
A well-designed menu is often the first impression a business makes, using visuals, branding, and strategic layouts to whet appetites and guide eyes toward high-margin items or specials.
It’s equal parts marketer and efficiency expert: colors and style attract the eye, clear fonts and logical organization speed up the decision making process, and digital versions can update in real time (bye-bye, sold-out items) or even shift menus automatically for breakfast, lunch, or dinner saving labor.
When you throw in subtle upselling (“Try adding bacon!”) or allergy info, these boards become powerful tools that boost sales, streamline service, and elevate the whole dining experience. So no, they’re not just price tags—they’re the silent force behind what (and how much) people end up ordering.






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