Restaurant
Demo Bistro
Ten categories and eighty items — breakfasts, starters, grill, fish, pasta and desserts. Open this one to see a long menu stay readable on a phone.
- Palette
- Warm terracotta
- Fonts
- Lora + Manrope
Live demo menus
Ten live menus you can open right now
Every menu below is a real venue published with ListoQ. Open one on your phone, switch the language, check prices and allergens. No sign-up, nothing to fill in.
10 venue typesA different look on eachNo sign-up
What you are looking at
Ten demo venues, one product. Every difference between them is a setting, not custom work.
The demos
Pick the format closest to yours
Each demo is a published menu with its own categories, dishes, prices, photos and allergen marks — and its own colors and font pairing.
Pizzeria
Demo Pizzeria
Antipasti, red and white pizze, pasta and dolci. The Margherita carries size variants, each with its own price.
- Palette
- Forno red
- Fonts
- Literata + Nunito Sans
Cafe
Demo Cafe
All-day breakfast, toasts, bowls and sweets, with vegetarian and vegan marks on the items that carry them.
- Palette
- Linen and olive
- Fonts
- Lora + Nunito Sans
Coffee shop
Demo Coffeehouse
Espresso bar, filter brews, brunch and bakes. Cappuccino and latte show cup sizes; espresso shows single or double.
- Palette
- Roast house brown
- Fonts
- Unbounded + Commissioner
Bakery
Demo Bakery
Breads, pastries, cakes and sandwiches over the counter, with allergen marks on the flours, nuts and dairy guests ask about.
- Palette
- Warm bakery cream
- Fonts
- Playfair Display + Nunito Sans
Bar
Demo Cocktail Bar
A dark theme for an evening room: signature cocktails, classics, wine and bubbles, low-ABV drinks and bar bites.
- Palette
- Midnight and gold
- Fonts
- Playfair Display + Golos Text
Hotel
Demo Hotel Dining
Breakfast, all-day dining, room service and the lobby bar in one menu — the case for a property with several services.
- Palette
- Lobby navy
- Fonts
- Literata + Manrope
Food truck
Demo Food Truck
Tacos, burgers, sides and drinks — a short list built to be read in a queue, on a phone, in daylight.
- Palette
- Street red
- Fonts
- Rubik + Commissioner
Ice cream shop
Demo Gelateria
Gelato and sorbetti with photos, plus sundaes, shakes and waffles. The lightest palette on this page.
- Palette
- Gelato pastel
- Fonts
- Nunito Sans + Manrope
Catering
Demo Catering
Canapés, sharing platters, a hot buffet and drinks packages priced per guest — the way a client reads a proposal.
- Palette
- Ivory event
- Fonts
- Lora + Commissioner
Same product, different look
Every look on this page is a setting, not a custom build
The ten menus above were styled in the same appearance panel your venue gets. Start from a preset, or match your brand book exactly.
Start from a preset
Five ready-made color presets cover the usual venue moods — warm, graphite, sage, aqua and dark. Pick one and you are done, or use it as a starting point.
Or set your brand colors exactly
Enter the values from your brand book for the background, the cards, the accent, the text and the contrast. The preview follows as you type, so you see the guest page before you publish it.
Two fonts, ten typefaces
Choose a display font for the venue name and headings, and a body font for dish names and descriptions. Every demo above uses a different pairing.
Your cover image and your profiles
Upload the header image guests see first, and link your Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X and Tripadvisor accounts so one QR code leads to your whole venue, not just a list of dishes.
Prices, photos, layout
Show photos on the items that deserve them or turn them off for a clean text list, put the currency before or after the amount, choose the decimals, or hide prices for a set menu. Guests can switch between cards and a compact list themselves.
A QR code in your colors
Set the code and background colors, add your own call-to-action line above or below it, pick a print size, and download it as PNG or SVG. The same code keeps working after every menu change.
Next Step
Want to turn your food and drink menu into a clear customer page?
Start with your real content and keep one access point as your offer changes.