Skip The PDF
If you are still using a PDF to present your menu, just skip it. It's inconvenient and outdated. People don't have the time to download the file and use a different app to open your menu. Even if the customer is using a web browser that allows viewing of pdf files, it's not as interactive and functional compared to a web-based menu. Hence, move that pdf menu into a dedicated page in your website. And, again, lose the PDF menu.

Don't Cut Corners On Images
In the online world, images play a significant role in the presentation. After all, it's not like there's a human being that will smooth talk your potential customers when they visit your site. Hence, never ever cut corners when using images. Hire a professional photographer if you have to. Also, you don't need a lot of images anyway. Just two to four images placed strategically in your online menu page will work wonders.

Another reason why images are crucial is because of social media. Sharing images is a lot easier on social platform websites. Every time someone shares your images, that's free advertising for you.

Choose an image that is very attractive and mouth-watering. Then, finish it up with strong titles and descriptive language.

Simple Works Best

A simple menu will generally work better compared to a complicated one. In fact, do everything you can to fit every menu item on a single page. If that's not possible, try to organize it neatly like a menu for dinner, lunch or breakfast.

You'd also want to use a font that is easy to read. Generally, you don't want to try out crazy fonts For the sake of making your menu look different. The menu is not the place for that.

Use hyperlinks as a way of neatly organizing the menu. For example, you can use links to a different page if a visitor wants to know more about a specific dish.

Call To Action

It's also crucial that you add a call-to-action on your menu page. Add a contact number, address, or order button at the bottom of every menu page (if you have more than one).
 
Adding social media buttons for easy sharing can also greatly help in spreading the word around.

While there are other tips and tricks to make your online menu more attractive, but starting with the ones mentioned above should help you get started in the right direction.

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