🍽 Restaurant digital signage

Digital Signage for Restaurants, Cafes & Bars

Replace printed menus and static boards with screens you update in seconds — from any device, from anywhere. Change a price, pull a sold-out dish, launch a happy hour promo without reprinting a thing.
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80%

of restaurant owners report digital signage increases order value

Source: industry research

3–5%

average uplift in transaction value from upsell screen placement

Source: retail analytics benchmarks

35%

reduction in perceived wait time when screens are present in queuing areas

Source: consumer behaviour studies

$0

cost per menu update — versus design, print and shipping costs every season

vs. traditional printed menus

What is restaurant digital signage?

Cloud-managed screens you control from anywhere

Restaurant digital signage replaces printed menus, lightbox boards and window posters with screens managed from a central cloud platform. You update content in seconds — from a laptop or phone — and changes appear immediately on every display in every location.

Unlike printed menus, digital signage has no lag between the decision and the change.

If an ingredient price spikes, you adjust across all locations in seconds. If a dish sells out at 1pm, you remove it before the lunch rush peaks.

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Digital vs. traditional

Printed menus

Design + print + shipping cost every season

Days to update a price or remove a dish

Static — no motion, no video

Inconsistent across locations

No scheduling capability

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Zero cost per update, ever

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Seconds to push changes to all screens

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Video, animation, live feeds

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Pixel-perfect consistency at scale

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Automatic dayparting schedules

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What is restaurant digital signage?

1

Display

Any commercial screen or compatible TV — from a single counter display to hundreds across multiple locations

2

Media player

The plug-and-play Look HDMI Player or the free Look App on a device you already own.

3

CMS software

The Look DS cloud platform — your control centre for creating playlists, setting schedules and publishing to every screen

Why it works

Six ways digital signage pays for itself

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Eliminate menu update costs

Every seasonal change or price adjustment used to hit your budget. With Look DS, you update every menu board across every location from one dashboard — no printing, no shipping, no ladder-climbing to swap a poster.
Special deals featuring three dishes: prawn linguine with cherry tomatoes, Italian hot pizza with basil and tomatoes, and smoked prawns salad with greens and croutons.
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Increase upsell revenue

Bright, dynamic visuals guide customers toward high-margin items and add-ons they might otherwise miss. Featuring a premium combo alongside the standard menu consistently encourages upgrades and increases average ticket size.
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Reduce perceived wait times

Screens in queuing and waiting areas keep guests entertained with chef highlights, social feeds or brand stories. Research shows this makes waits feel significantly shorter — and happier customers leave better reviews.
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Reduce order errors

Visual menus with clear photos, prices and descriptions reduce questions at the counter and cut down on food waste from wrong orders. In fast-casual settings, clear digital headers help customers decide before they reach the register.
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React instantly to change

Supply costs change. Items sell out. Weather shifts. Digital signage lets you react in seconds — adjust a price, pull a dish, swap a promotion — across all screens and all locations simultaneously, with no wasted materials.
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Consistent brand at every location

Multi-location operators can maintain identical branding — fonts, colours, promotional messaging — across every branch. Whether a customer visits downtown or a suburban franchise, the experience is unified and professional.
Grilled T-bone steak garnished with herbs and cherry tomato on a black slate plate with red chili and basil leaves on yellow background, priced $15.99.
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What is restaurant digital signage?

Digital signage built for your format

Different formats have different pain points. Look DS handles the full range

QSR & Fast Food

Speed is everything

Turn screens into self-ordering touchpoints that reduce queues and speed up service. Showcase visuals that drive impulse decisions and make combos irresistible. Instantly update menu, promote upsells, and guide customers to higher-value choices..

Fast Casual

Reduce queue friction

Build-your-own concepts need clear visual hierarchy. Zone your screens to show categories on one side and featured combos on the other — helping customers decide before they reach the counter.

Fine Dining

Storytelling over selling

Use displays for subtle storytelling — chef profiles, seasonal ingredient origins, wine pairing suggestions — that elevate the experience without breaking the mood. Templates designed for premium aesthetics keep the atmosphere intact.

Coffee Shops & Cafes

Seasonal drinks in seconds

Seasonal drinks, loyalty programmes and daily specials change constantly. Update every chalkboard-replacement screen instantly. Cafe-aesthetic templates let you maintain your brand feel while managing content remotely.

Bars & Nightlife

Energy on every screen

Happy hour countdowns, event promotions and live social media feeds keep the energy high. Schedule content to change automatically as the night progresses — no one needs to touch the remote.

Franchise & Multi-Site

One dashboard, every location

Push a price change or a sold-out notice to all locations simultaneously. Group screens by branch, region or screen type for targeted updates, or broadcast to the entire network with a single click.

Where you'll use it

Six placements, one platform

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Digital menu boards above the counter

Replace static lightboxes with screens that switch from breakfast to lunch at 10:30 AM automatically. Zone a display to show a price list on one side and a 10-second food video on the other, maximising every square centimetre of hardware.
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Drive-thru boards

Drive-thru screens run in rain, sunlight and low-connectivity environments. Look DS caches content locally so menus stay visible even when the car park Wi-Fi is unreliable. Content updates push across all lanes simultaneously.
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Dining area upsell screens

While customers wait for their food, screens promote desserts, upcoming events and your Google review score. Digital screens in waiting areas measurably reduce perceived wait time — and a happier wait means better tips.
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Self-service kiosks

Interactive touchscreens let customers order and customise without a cashier. They offer upsells consistently on every single order — a side dish, a drink, a dessert — at the exact right moment, and reduce order errors in the kitchen.
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Kitchen & back-of-house displays

Display shift schedules, prep instructions and order counts on screens the kitchen team can see. Same platform, pointed inward — no separate software needed for staff communication.
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Multi-location management

Push a price change or an emergency "sold out" notice to all locations in seconds, from one dashboard. Group screens by branch, region or screen type for targeted updates — or broadcast to the entire network with one click.

Setup

Works with screens you already own

Two ways to get started — both take minutes, not days.
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Install the free Look App

Install the free Look App on any compatible display or streaming device  you already own. Supports a wide range of operating systems — no new hardware required to get started.

Android
Windows
Fire OS
Samsung Tizen
LG webOS
Raspberry Pi
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macOS
MacOS
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Plug in the Look HDMI Player

The Look HDMI Player plugs into any screen's HDMI input. Plug in, connect to Wi-Fi, log in — and your screen is live. Worldwide shipping. No configuration expertise needed.

Any displays with HDMI
LED screens 
Video walls
Plug-and-play

Restaurant hardware note:

For storefront and drive-through installations, high-brightness (1,000+ nits) or outdoor commercial displays are recommended to remain readable in direct sunlight. Kitchen and back-of-house environments benefit from commercial-grade screens rated for 16+ hours of daily operation.

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How it works

Up and running in minutes

No IT team required. Most restaurants go live on the same day.
  • Content

    Design your content

    Use your own or choose from dozens of free restaurant templates in the drag-and-drop editor. Upload your photos, add prices, apply your brand colours. Launch-ready in minutes.
  • Schedule

    Set your schedule

    Configure breakfast, lunch, dinner and happy hour transitions to switch automatically. Schedule seasonal promotions weeks in advance. The system handles every switch without manual input.
  • Playlists

    Go live instantly

    Push to all your restaurant screens from any device. Changes appear immediately on every display. Make a correction or launch a flash sale — it takes seconds, from anywhere.
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Key features

Everything a restaurant operator needs

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Smart scheduling & dayparting

Automate your breakfast, lunch and dinner menu transitions. Show the right offers at the right moment, from breakfast rush to late-night cravings. Highlight high-margin combos, limited-time deals, and daypart-specific items without manual updates. Plan campaigns in advance.
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Offline playback

Content is cached locally on every player. If the internet drops — in a drive-thru, a basement kitchen or a rural location — your menus keep running exactly as scheduled. No blank screens, no surprises during service.
BBQ Heaven menu featuring Ribeye Steak on a wooden board, Grilled Chicken Platter with salad, BBQ Pork Ribs on a round wooden plate, and BBQ Slides with grilled vegetables on a wooden tray with prices from $7 to $12.
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Restaurant content templates

Dozens of professionally designed templates built specifically for restaurants, cafes and bars. Adjust colours, fonts and layout in the drag-and-drop editor to match your brand. New content ready in minutes, not days — no designer needed.
Menu featuring special deals: prawn linguine with tomatoes and lemon, Italian hot pizza with spinach and cheese, and smoked prawn salad with cherry tomatoes and greens.

Proof of play & analytics

Timestamped logs confirm that every piece of content played as scheduled, on every screen. Compare your content schedule against sales data to see what drives results — and back up promotional performance to franchise partners or stakeholders.
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Interactive kiosk scenarios

Build touchscreen menus that let customers tap to see ingredients, nutritional facts and customisation options. Add feedback prompts or loyalty sign-up screens near the exit. Turn passive screens into active guest engagement points.
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Third-party integrations

Connect to Google Reviews, Instagram feeds, Google Sheets for live menu data, and 1,000+ apps via Zapier — including Toast POS and Square. Keep screens fresh automatically, without manually updating slides every day.
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Multi-location & remote management

Manage every screen across every branch from one cloud dashboard. Group screens by location, region or screen type. Push updates to the whole network or target a single screen in a single branch — all from your laptop or phone, from anywhere.
Dashboard screen showing a list of 36 grouped screens with details and status indicators for managing display settings including volume and adaptive brightness for a screen named Restaurant.
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QR code integration

Add QR codes to any screen with one click. Customers scan the big display to open the full menu or a contactless payment portal on their phone. Bridge your in-store screens and mobile experience without any custom development.
Three cocktails displayed: Midnight Shot with tequila and orange liqueur for $15, Sunset Sangria blending red wine and brandy for $10, and Tropical Breeze with rum and pineapple juice for $12.
Digital interface for scheduling playlists by day with weekday and weekend tabs, time slots, and options to add, duplicate, or delete daily schedules.
BBQ Heaven menu featuring Ribeye Steak on a wooden board, Grilled Chicken Platter with salad, BBQ Pork Ribs on a round wooden plate, and BBQ Slides with grilled vegetables on a wooden tray with prices from $7 to $12.
Menu featuring special deals: prawn linguine with tomatoes and lemon, Italian hot pizza with spinach and cheese, and smoked prawn salad with cherry tomatoes and greens.
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Dashboard interface showing content statistics with a pie chart of used, not used, blocked, and deleted content, a table listing screen names with quantities and durations, and a content list with status, type, quantity, screens, time, and tags.
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Digital menu screen featuring sandwiches including a $10 bestseller sandwich with bacon and scrambled eggs, classic club, Italian delight, turkey melt, and veggie supreme with prices.
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Dashboard screen showing a list of 36 grouped screens with details and status indicators for managing display settings including volume and adaptive brightness for a screen named Restaurant.
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Three cocktails displayed: Midnight Shot with tequila and orange liqueur for $15, Sunset Sangria blending red wine and brandy for $10, and Tropical Breeze with rum and pineapple juice for $12.

Content best practices

Tips for restaurant digital signage content

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Less text, more image

Customers scanning a menu board from three metres away won't read full descriptions. Show the dish name, price and one compelling photo. If you can't read it in three seconds, simplify.

02

Keep videos under 15 seconds

A short loop of your burger being assembled or a cold drink being poured grabs attention without hijacking the screen. Longer videos slow the ordering process.

03

Match content to the moment

Hot soup on cold mornings, iced drinks in summer, desserts during the dinner rush. Use dayparting to schedule these contextually relevant promotions automatically — set once, runs forever.

04

One screen, one message

The most common mistake is cramming a full printed menu onto one display. Use multiple screens per category, or use playlists to rotate. One clear message always outperforms ten competing ones.

05

Use honest food photography

Images on screen should match what is actually served. Overpromising with stock photography builds distrust the moment the dish arrives at the table.

06

Update regularly

Even if your core menu stays the same, refresh your promos regularly to stay visually relevant. Use professionally designed templates to quickly update offers, highlight combos, and keep your screens looking polished.

Common mistakes

What to avoid when setting up restaurant digital signage

Putting your entire printed menu on one screen

A printed menu can list 60 items in small font because customers hold it in their hands. A screen three metres away needs larger fonts and fewer items per slide.

Fix: Split categories across multiple screens or use a rotating playlist. One clear category per screen or slide.

Not accounting for glare and viewing angles

A screen that reflects a window is useless during the day. Many restaurants install screens and only discover this problem when it's too late to move them easily.

Fix: Test viewing angles at different times before committing to a placement. For window-facing displays, use high-brightness panels (1,000+ nits).

Menu featuring crispy chicken wings with drink for $12, fish and chips for $8.99, and double burger with fries and drink for $15.

Using consumer TVs in demanding environments

Consumer TVs are not built for 16-hour days. Drive-thrus, kitchens and outdoor installations require displays rated for continuous commercial operation.

Fix: Use commercial-grade displays for high-demand environments. The Look HDMI Player works with both commercial and consumer screens where appropriate.

Choosing software with no offline failsafe

If your signage software requires a live connection to display anything, a network outage means blank screens mid-service. This is the number one cause of frustration with digital signage.

Fix: Use commercial-grade displays for high-demand environments. The Look works with both commercial and consumer screens where appropriate.

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What customers say

Restaurants using Look DS

Captera Rating
4.9
G2 Rating
5

We went with Look, because it gave us the full control of the content that we were streaming to our locations and it also gave us the scalability, which is even more important. Great experience overall.

Alfredo Mier Y Terán
Grupo MYT

Look dramatically simplifies the content management process for us. I can change the menus in a couple of clicks in all the restaurants from any place. It’s really easy-to-use and the solution works just smoothly.

Othman Gabr
Lafontaine Gourmet

Working with Look is been amazing! And one thing I'm excited about even more than experience we already had is the future!

Chris Vaughn
BarrelHouse Brewing Co.
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11 000+
Users
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about restaurant digital signage

How much does restaurant digital signage cost?

Costs depend on how many screens you need and what hardware you use. The Look App is free to install on compatible devices. Subscriptions are priced per screen per month — most restaurants eliminate print design and print costs within the first few months, which typically covers the subscription fee many times over. No credit card required for the free trial.

Can I use a regular TV as a digital menu board?

Yes. The Look App runs on Android TVs, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS and other compatible devices. Commercial screens offer higher brightness and are rated for longer daily operation — which matters in kitchens, drive-thrus and outdoor installs — but for standard dining areas and cafes, a compatible consumer TV works well.

What happens if my internet connection goes down?

Your menus keep playing. Look DS caches all scheduled content locally on every media player, so a network outage doesn't mean blank screens. This is especially important for drive-thru installations where outdoor Wi-Fi can be unreliable.

Can I schedule different menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner automatically?

Yes — this is one of the most-used features. You set the transition times once (for example, breakfast ends at 10:30 AM, dinner starts at 5:00 PM) and the system switches your content automatically, every day. You can also schedule seasonal promotions and limited-time offers to expire on their own.

How long does setup take?

Most restaurants are live on the same day. Install the Look App or plug in the Look HDMI Player, log in to the CMS, customize a template or choose your content and publish. The whole process takes under an hour for a single screen. Multi-location setups scale simply by adding screens to the same dashboard.

Is digital signage only for chain restaurants or large businesses?

Not at all. Digital signage is highly effective for independent coffee shops, single-location bars and small restaurant groups. It levels the playing field — a solo operator can look just as professional as a major chain and react just as quickly to price or menu changes. You start with one screen and scale when you're ready.

Can I manage multiple restaurant locations from one account?

Yes. From one dashboard you can control every screen across every branch — push an update to all locations simultaneously, or target a single screen at one location. You can group screens by branch, region or screen type to make bulk updates fast and precise.

Still have questions?

Our team works with restaurant operators of all sizes — from single coffee shops to franchise networks. We'll help you figure out what setup makes sense for your operation, with no hard sell.

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Free templates

Dozens of restaurant templates included

Restaurants run on tight margins and tight schedules — there is rarely time to design new content for every promotion or seasonal update. That's why Look DS includes a library of professional, restaurant-ready templates you can customise in minutes. Swap in your photos, apply your brand colours, add your prices. No designer, no agency, no waiting.
Special summer menu featuring iced coffee options: Iced Americano with espresso and cold water $5.99, Iced Latte with espresso and cold milk topped with foam $7.99, and Iced Mocha with espresso, chocolate sauce, milk, and ice $6.99.Barbecue menu with images and prices of ribeye steak, grilled chicken platter, BBQ pork ribs, and BBQ slides on orange background.Plate of fried fish fillets with French fries and a bowl of ketchup alongside a special offer for Chippy's Delight priced at $10.99.
Barbecue menu with images and prices of ribeye steak, grilled chicken platter, BBQ pork ribs, and BBQ slides on orange background.Plate of fried fish fillets with French fries and a bowl of ketchup alongside a special offer for Chippy's Delight priced at $10.99.Menu showing four sandwiches: The Classic Club with turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo on white bread for $12; Italian Delight with salami, pepperoni, provolone, basil, and vinaigrette on Italian roll for $10; Turkey Melt with turkey, cheddar cheese, tomato, and onion on rye bread for $10; and The Veggie Supreme with turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo on white bread for $9. Bestseller sandwich with scrambled eggs and bacon on toasted bread for $10 featured on left.
Plate of fried fish fillets with French fries and a bowl of ketchup alongside a special offer for Chippy's Delight priced at $10.99.Menu showing four sandwiches: The Classic Club with turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo on white bread for $12; Italian Delight with salami, pepperoni, provolone, basil, and vinaigrette on Italian roll for $10; Turkey Melt with turkey, cheddar cheese, tomato, and onion on rye bread for $10; and The Veggie Supreme with turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo on white bread for $9. Bestseller sandwich with scrambled eggs and bacon on toasted bread for $10 featured on left.Three cocktails displayed: Midnight Shot with tequila and orange liqueur for $15, Sunset Sangria blending red wine and brandy for $10, and Tropical Breeze with rum and pineapple juice for $12.
Menu showing four sandwiches: The Classic Club with turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo on white bread for $12; Italian Delight with salami, pepperoni, provolone, basil, and vinaigrette on Italian roll for $10; Turkey Melt with turkey, cheddar cheese, tomato, and onion on rye bread for $10; and The Veggie Supreme with turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo on white bread for $9. Bestseller sandwich with scrambled eggs and bacon on toasted bread for $10 featured on left.Three cocktails displayed: Midnight Shot with tequila and orange liqueur for $15, Sunset Sangria blending red wine and brandy for $10, and Tropical Breeze with rum and pineapple juice for $12.Four pizzas displayed with descriptions and prices: Margherita with mozzarella, tomatoes, basil; Spicy Diablo with pepperoni, sausage, jalapenos; Veggie with onions, spinach, mozzarella; and a mushroom pizza with mushrooms, onions, spinach, and mozzarella cheese.
Three cocktails displayed: Midnight Shot with tequila and orange liqueur for $15, Sunset Sangria blending red wine and brandy for $10, and Tropical Breeze with rum and pineapple juice for $12.Four pizzas displayed with descriptions and prices: Margherita with mozzarella, tomatoes, basil; Spicy Diablo with pepperoni, sausage, jalapenos; Veggie with onions, spinach, mozzarella; and a mushroom pizza with mushrooms, onions, spinach, and mozzarella cheese.Menu showing three meal combos: $12 spicy combo with crispy chicken wings and beer, $8.99 old classic fish and chips with barbecue or buffalo sauce, and $15 double burger with fries and cola.
Four pizzas displayed with descriptions and prices: Margherita with mozzarella, tomatoes, basil; Spicy Diablo with pepperoni, sausage, jalapenos; Veggie with onions, spinach, mozzarella; and a mushroom pizza with mushrooms, onions, spinach, and mozzarella cheese.Menu showing three meal combos: $12 spicy combo with crispy chicken wings and beer, $8.99 old classic fish and chips with barbecue or buffalo sauce, and $15 double burger with fries and cola.Juicy grilled T-bone steak garnished with herbs and peppercorns on a black slate plate with cherry tomato and seasoning, priced at $15.99.
Menu showing three meal combos: $12 spicy combo with crispy chicken wings and beer, $8.99 old classic fish and chips with barbecue or buffalo sauce, and $15 double burger with fries and cola.Juicy grilled T-bone steak garnished with herbs and peppercorns on a black slate plate with cherry tomato and seasoning, priced at $15.99.Special summer menu featuring iced coffee options: Iced Americano with espresso and cold water $5.99, Iced Latte with espresso and cold milk topped with foam $7.99, and Iced Mocha with espresso, chocolate sauce, milk, and ice $6.99.
Juicy grilled T-bone steak garnished with herbs and peppercorns on a black slate plate with cherry tomato and seasoning, priced at $15.99.Special summer menu featuring iced coffee options: Iced Americano with espresso and cold water $5.99, Iced Latte with espresso and cold milk topped with foam $7.99, and Iced Mocha with espresso, chocolate sauce, milk, and ice $6.99.Barbecue menu with images and prices of ribeye steak, grilled chicken platter, BBQ pork ribs, and BBQ slides on orange background.
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