Menus

How do you keep the menu easy for older guests?

The menu opens in large type, short categories and a path to the dish without odd gestures. Friction remains if the only path is a tiny QR and there is no paper menu for the person who asks. Try the menu with someone at the table who does not use a phone every day and see where they stop. In the sierra only the QR is left out and the older table waits for a server who no longer brings a menu. The phone stays in clear type and, if it is needed, the floor still has a printed menu that matches.

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