Tri-fold menus
A 14 x 8.5 in roll-fold menu: cover, back panel and four inside panels, laid out from your sections. Good for takeout menus and the counter.
Import the menu you have, confirm it, pick a style and download a print-ready PDF. Every price is checked against your menu before you download.

Reprinting a menu usually means finding the old design file, retyping a dozen prices, and hoping nobody misses the one that changed. Most restaurants end up with a menu that's a year out of date and a stack of crossed-out flyers.
Print in Servestack Studio starts with the menu you already have. Import it as a PDF or a photo, confirm the items and prices Studio reads, then pick a format and a style. Add optional cover art if you want it. Studio lays out every section and gives you a print-ready PDF with bleed.
Before you can download, every price on the design is checked against your confirmed menu. If something doesn't match, you see it first, not your guests.
Sunnyside Cafe's 14 x 8.5 in roll-fold menu, laid out by Studio from the cafe's own items and prices. Outside, then inside.


Example proof made in Studio for Sunnyside Cafe (Randolph, MA), our demo restaurant, shown with permission.
Menu boards, window signs and dish posters made in Studio. Download any of them to print.




Made in Studio for Boston Pizza (Norwell, MA) and Sunnyside Cafe (Randolph, MA), shown with permission.
Upload your current menu as a PDF or a photo. Studio reads the sections, items, descriptions and prices, and you confirm or fix them.
Choose a tri-fold, a one- or two-page menu, a table tent, a flyer or a poster, then a style. Add optional cover art if you want an illustrated cover.
Studio checks every price against your confirmed menu, then gives you a print-ready PDF with bleed. Send it to any print shop.
A 14 x 8.5 in roll-fold menu: cover, back panel and four inside panels, laid out from your sections. Good for takeout menus and the counter.
8.5 x 11 in menus for the table, the window or the bag. One page for a short menu, two pages when you have more to say.
4 x 6 in cards for a special, a new dish or a QR code to order online. Small, cheap to print, and right where guests decide.
8.5 x 11 in flyers for a catering menu, a deal or an opening, for the door, the bag or the neighborhood.
18 x 24 in posters for the wall or the window: your best dishes and prices, big enough to read from the sidewalk.
Add illustrated cover art to a menu or poster. It's priced on top of the print design, so you only pay for it when you want it.
Before you download, Studio compares every price on the design with your confirmed menu. A typo or an old price gets caught on screen, not at the register.
Import a PDF or a photo of your current menu. No retyping; you confirm what Studio read, and that menu feeds every format.
You get a print-ready PDF with bleed. Take it to the print shop down the street or upload it to an online printer.
A print shop needs a PDF at the exact trim size with extra artwork past the edge (the bleed), so nothing white shows when the sheets are cut. Studio builds every print design that way, at the real size of the format you picked.
Tri-folds are set up for a roll fold, the most common fold for takeout menus: the panels fold in on each other so the cover sits on top.
$49/month with 600 credits included. On the full Servestack plan? Studio is included.