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Restaurant coloring pages and kids' menu maker
A diner scene with your restaurant's name on the sign and your kids' menu underneath. Print a stack for the host stand and hand one out with crayons when a family sits down.
A kids' menu that keeps children busy
A coloring-page menu keeps children busy from the moment they sit down until the food arrives, which is when tables get loud. Parents order faster when the kids' choices are right there on the page, and a short list of four items with prices is easier to read than the full menu.
What to put on a kids' menu
Keep it to three or four items kids already know: grilled cheese, chicken tenders, pancakes, pasta with butter, plus one drink. Write prices in whole or half dollars. If kids eat free on certain days, use the bottom line to say so, along with your phone number for takeout.
Placemat, menu or take-home sheet
Printed on plain letter paper it works as a placemat; on heavier paper it lasts as a menu. Either way it goes home on the fridge with your name on it, so the family sees your restaurant's name long after the meal.
Restaurant coloring page FAQ
Can I use this as a kids' menu template?
Yes. Type up to four items and prices and they print in a box under the drawing. Leave them empty to print just the coloring page.
How many should I print?
Plan on one per child per visit. If 20 children a day get one, a stack of 100 lasts five days. A black-and-white copy on an office printer costs a few cents.
Can I hand these out to my customers?
Yes. Print as many as you like and give them away. Please don't sell the pages or re-publish the drawings on another website.
How do I save it as a PDF?
Press Print, then choose "Save as PDF" as the printer.