# Free printable menu templates — A4 and US Letter | seatsat

> Three restaurant menu templates in A4 and US Letter, filled in or blank to write on by hand. Allergens numbered in your own language, legible in black and white.

_Canonical: https://seatsat.com/menu-template_

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_FREE PRINTABLE TEMPLATES_

## Menu templates that print properly.

Three styles, each in a filled-in and a blank version, set for A4 and US Letter on one geometry. Allergens numbered in your own language, legible in black and white, ready for the printer down the road.

_A4 + US LETTER · BLANK OR FILLED · NO SIGN-UP_

## Before you print

### Or print it empty and write the dishes in.

_BLANK VERSIONS_

Every style also comes blank: the section headings and the rules are printed, the dishes are not. It is the version most kitchens actually want — the menu changes at four in the afternoon and nobody is opening a design tool.

- Section headings printed, dishes left to you
- Room for a pen — lines set at 4.8 mm, not 2 mm
- Allergen boxes printed empty, ready to tick

### A4 and US Letter, one geometry.

_ONE BOX, TWO SHEETS_

The live area is the intersection of both papers — 180 by 249 mm. Nothing reflows between them, so a sheet you proof on one is correct on the other, and there is no second version to keep in sync.

- Proof it on one paper, it is right on the other
- Allergens numbered, never a coloured dot
- One QR code at the foot — no button, no marketing line

> Colour is the first thing a kitchen printer loses, and the last thing you want to lose on an allergen.
>
> _— PRINTS, NOT RENDERS_

![A4 and US Letter, one geometry.](https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1706711053549-f52f73a8960c?w=1600\&q=75) (\[object Object])

## Not translated — set

Most menu templates are an English sheet with the words swapped. These are set per market: the allergen names come from that market's own dictionary, the numbering is the same everywhere so a guest can read it in a country they do not speak, and the price is written the way that market writes it.

## Six sheets, three styles

- [The broadsheet menu](https://seatsat.com/menu-template/classic) — Two columns, a double masthead rule and dashed leaders. The default for a full dinner menu of twelve to twenty dishes.
- [Quiet and tracked](https://seatsat.com/menu-template/modern) — No italic, no leaders. Tracked labels, hairline rules and prices in a fixed right column. For shorter, plainer menus.
- [Two per sheet, cut down](https://seatsat.com/menu-template/ticket) — Receipt width in monospace. Two tickets print on one sheet with a cut line between them — a menu per cover, cheaply.
- [Blank, to fill in by hand](https://seatsat.com/menu-template/blank) — Every style with the headings and the rules printed and the dishes left to you. Lines set at 4.8 mm, and allergen boxes ready to tick.

## The rest of seatsat

- [Reservation system](https://seatsat.com/restaurant-reservation-system) — Take every booking into one calendar.
- [Table management](https://seatsat.com/table-management) — Walk-ins and pacing.
- [Menu builder](https://seatsat.com/restaurant-menu-builder) — Multi-language public menus.
- [Private events](https://seatsat.com/private-dining-events) — Request-to-book evenings.
- [Multi-location](https://seatsat.com/multi-location-restaurant-management) — Run a group from one account.
- [Link-in-bio](https://seatsat.com/link-in-bio) — One link for your whole bio.
