Should the menu have photos or only type?

A photo, when the dish is not clear from the name and you have the real image. Type only, when the menu is long, the light is low, or the photo is from somewhere else and contradicts the pass.

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Choose at most the dishes a new guest cannot guess. The miss is a dark photo on every line and the price becomes unreadable on the background. If there is a photo, Cristina places it on the chosen dishes and leaves the rest in type; if not, the menu is typographic with the price in a column.

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