Menu Printing and Table Tents in Columbus
Menus and table tents that hold up to a dinner rush.
Menu printing in Columbus for restaurants, bars, cafes and food trucks. Laminated menus, folded menus, takeout menus and table tents that push your specials.
Quote back within 24 hours. Small first orders welcome. First order? Design and setup are free.
Menus and table tents
What we make
Laminated menus
Heavy stock sealed in lamination. Wipeable and built for daily handling.
Bi-fold menus
Folded once into four pages. A common format for sit-down restaurants.
Tri-fold menus
Three panels for apps, entrees, desserts and drinks in one piece.
Paper and disposable menus
Low-cost menus for events, catering and places that hand a fresh one to every guest.
Table tents
Folded cards that stand on tables and bar tops to push specials and happy hour.
Takeout menus
Menus for the counter, the bag and the neighborhood, with your phone and ordering link.
Specials and drink inserts
Clip-in or slide-in pages for seasonal items, so the main menu stays put.
Catering menus
Menus for parties, offices and events that sell your catering side.
Start small
Your first order can be a small one.
Everything here is custom, so try a short run first. See how it looks on the product, the truck or the wall. When it works, reorder bigger and the price per piece drops.
Laminated, cardstock or paper menus?
Laminated menus are for places where menus get handled all day. The lamination seals the paper, so you can wipe off spills and grease and keep using it. Diners, family restaurants and bars usually go this route.
Cardstock menus without lamination feel nicer in the hand and cost less, but they wear faster. They work for places with a calmer dining room or menus that change often.
Paper menus are the cheapest per piece. Use them for takeout, events and catering, or if you hand a fresh menu to every guest. A lot of Columbus restaurants mix all three: laminated for the dining room, paper for the bag.
Table tents that sell specials
A table tent sits right where people are deciding what to order. Use it for the things your menu can't do well: today's special, happy hour, a seasonal drink, dessert, or a QR code for online ordering and reviews.
Keep it to one message per side. A tent crowded with text gets ignored the same way a crowded window does.
Table tents are cheap to reprint, so swap them with the seasons. Print the fall drink list, then the holiday list, then patio season. Your core menu stays the same and the tables still feel fresh.
Takeout menus and keeping prices current
Food costs change, and menus have to keep up. If your prices move often, print smaller runs more often instead of a big stack that goes out of date. Specials inserts let you change the seasonal items without reprinting the whole menu.
Takeout menus should do one job: get the next order. Put your phone number and ordering link at the top, list your hours, and add a QR code that opens your online menu.
A takeout menu works in the bag, at the counter and on the doorstep. Pair it with door hangers or EDDM postcards to reach the homes around your kitchen in Columbus and Central Ohio.
Who orders this
Good for
- Restaurants and diners
- Bars, breweries and taprooms
- Coffee shops and bakeries
- Food trucks
- Pizza and takeout shops
- Caterers and event venues
One call, start to finish
How ordering works
- Quote: Tell me the job. You get an exact price within 24 hours.
- Proof: You approve the proof before anything prints. Want changes? You get a new proof.
- Print: Made exactly to the proof you approved.
- Deliver: Shipped to you, or installed on your vehicle or window.
Questions
Menus and table tents: common questions
How much does menu printing cost?
It depends on the size, the paper, lamination and the quantity. Send me your current menu and how many you need, and I'll quote it within 24 hours.
Should restaurant menus be laminated?
If guests handle them every day, yes. Lamination makes menus wipeable and keeps them looking clean longer. Paper menus make more sense for takeout and events.
Can you add a QR code to my menu?
Yes. A QR code can open your online ordering, your digital menu or your review page. I scan the code on the proof before it prints.
What size table tent should I get?
Pick a size that fits your tables without blocking plates or conversation. Small tents suit bar tops and two-tops. Taller tents work for drink lists and dessert features.
How often should I reprint my menu?
Whenever your prices or items change enough that staff start explaining corrections. Shorter runs and specials inserts make updates cheaper.
Can you design my menu?
Yes. Send your current menu or your item list, your logo and any photos, and I'll lay it out with a proof to approve. First order? Design and setup are free.
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Door hangers with tear-off cards for roofers, lawn crews and restaurants.
EDDM postcards
Every Door Direct Mail: pick carrier routes and reach every home, no list needed.
Window graphics
Storefront lettering, hours decals, frosted vinyl, window clings and perf film.
Custom labels
Roll labels and product labels for jars, bags, bottles and boxes.
Tell me what you need.
Free quote within 24 hours. Small first orders are welcome. If you're not happy with the result, we make it right.