What the typography should communicate
Appetite, atmosphere and a clear sense of price/positioning.
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Appetite, atmosphere and a clear sense of price/positioning.
Hard-to-read menu scripts, generic faux-Italian styling and typography that conflicts with the food photography.
Let the restaurant name and key menu headings carry the personality.
Menu descriptions, dietary information and booking flows need a calm companion family.
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Build colour around the physical space and food photography; cream, forest, burgundy and charcoal are flexible starting points.