Menus

How do you avoid endless menus that make people dizzy?

The menu shows what can be ordered today, in a few blocks: to share, mains, dessert, drinks. It makes people dizzy if every old dish is still on the list because nobody removed it. Strike with the kitchen whatever has not gone out in two weeks. The miss in Madrid is an eighty-dish menu on the phone, and the guest orders the usual because they will not scroll. You get a short menu, with what the floor can serve, and the rest off it.

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