Menus

What happens to a multi-language menu when the power is out?

You fall back on the short paper, in the languages the shift uses, with the same dishes and prices the phone had at opening. With no power there is no digital menu, and paper in a single language does not cover the table that does not read Spanish.

Keep today's menu printed in those languages, in the drawer, not last month's.

In Madrid the power goes and the only menu that appears is a Spanish one from another season.

The drawer holds today's menu in the languages of the service, matching the phone.

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