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A fish counter's menu: condensed ticket heads, big prices flush right, market and by-weight prices flagged in orange. Set in Haskoy and Reglo.

Clean and contemporary: a crisp sans for the dishes, a sharp serif for the headings, one brick-red accent, every paper size. Set in Haskoy and Source Serif 4.

A raw bar, cold and exact: light serif heads in brine blue on ice white, a drawn oyster shell, oysters by bay, counts by one, six and twelve. Set in Basteleur and Cooper Hewitt.

A bakery day menu on kraft: soft italic heads like a painted window, prices typed like a price gun, one stamp blue and the paper bag's serrated edge. Set in Jost, Fraunces and Azeret Mono.

Viennese coffee-house card: Art Nouveau italic heads inside a black-and-white checker border, gold square leaders, clean geometric text. Set in Feroniapi and Jost.

A mezcal list on pale agave green: confident serif heads, maker and village as data under each spirit, prices in roasted terracotta. Set in Fraunces and Haskoy.

The wine list, and any restaurant's second document: a quiet serif set small and close, glass and bottle prices in true columns, one touch of claret. Set in Lora and DM Sans.

The sheet typed up and printed each morning: one monospace at one size, dish and ingredients run on, the price at the line's end, black on white. Set in Space Mono.

A food-truck menu built to be read from the queue: fat liquid letters on signal yellow, names and prices the same big size. Set in Pilowlava and Jost.

A cellar book for a long wine list: italic serif heads, every bottle on its ruled line, every price in a red-ruled money column on ledger green. Set in Crimson Pro and Instrument Serif.

A sixties gig poster on tangerine: the name in liquid lettering over a sunburst, soft black serif headings with a drip under each, the menu in large dark aubergine type. Set in Pilowlava Atome, Haskoy and Fraunces.

Taro purple with a round caramel name: each section a numbered step, each dish a pearl on its string, sizes on milk pills. For bubble-tea and drinks bars. Set in Pilowlava Atome and Geist.

A two-colour risograph zine in blue and fluorescent pink: a liquid title, heavy capitals on halftone blobs, every price circled in biro. Set in Pilowlava and Haskoy.

A jazz record sleeve: a cobalt cover with the name in huge condensed caps and a record sliding out, the menu below set as liner notes. Set in Jost and Reglo.

A centred tasting menu on white: Art Nouveau italic heads in beetroot, calm book type, and a drawn stem with a leaf between courses. Set in Feroniapi and Literata.

A tarot card: numbered sections in yellow cartouches, prices in red, all inside a black and yellow card frame with blue corners. Set in Basteleur and Geist.

A letterpress poster: heavy wood-type heads, stars and double rules, vermilion and black on buff card, everything centred. Set in Bagnard and Libre Caslon Text.

A coffee-house card: a light, hooked serif in cream on a roast-brown header, prices on fine dotted leaders, a rounded double border. Set in Basteleur and Jost.

A pub on bottle green: the name signwritten in gilt on a fascia board, cream serif text, pints and halves in a proper table, a bar-mirror frame. Set in Basteleur and Source Serif 4.

A brasserie's daily menu set as the pink paper: a blackletter nameplate, ruled newspaper columns, each dish run in after its name, the prices down the column's edge. Set in Newsreader and Unormative Fraktur.

A station departure board: amber pixel type on charcoal, the price in the time column, each dish a destination. Set in Geist Pixel Line and Geist.

The classic bistro and pub sheet: Baskerville throughout, capitals between thin rules, italic descriptions, one bottle green. Set in Libre Baskerville.

The large-print copy: every word at 16–18pt in a face drawn for low vision, black on white, each price beside its dish, nothing italic, nothing small. Set in Atkinson Hyperlegible Next.

A deli counter's menu set as a till receipt: one narrow mono column, red section heads, dotted price leaders, torn edges and a barcode. Set in Geist Mono and jgs7.

A church hymn board: gilt blackletter heads on limewash, and every price slotted in as a dark oak number card at the head of its line. Set in Unormative Fraktur and Cooper Hewitt.

A hotel dining room's menu typed onto the house letterhead: typewriter dishes and prices on dotted leaders, Caslon italic descriptions, laid paper. Set in Azeret Mono and Libre Caslon Text.

A cinema bar under its marquee: dotted bulb lettering, a ring of lit bulbs round every page, the menu centred like a programme. Set in Geist Pixel Circle and Jost.

The chef's table: each dish in lower-case Bodoni, what is on it in a small grotesque beneath, the price a quiet number beside it, and air everywhere. For tasting menus and the high end. Set in Bodoni Moda and Hanken Grotesk.

Butter yellow and wax red: the menu's name in a Fraktur wax seal, each section in an oval stamp, two columns on A4 and Letter. Set in Gelasio and Unormative Fraktur.

A cross-stitch sampler: a border of stitched diamonds in indigo thread on linen, the menu in EB Garamond. Set in EB Garamond.

A pintxos bar's wall list: loud heads in pimentón, every price hung large in a column on the left. Set in Cooper Hewitt and Poppins.

A teletext page: pixel type on black, a colour band for every section, cyan dishes and yellow prices. Set in Geist Pixel Square and Geist Mono.

Paris Métro Nouveau: verdigris ground, the name on a cream enamel band, amber rules to the measure, prices after an em dash. Set in Feroniapi and Newsreader.

A steakhouse on oxblood: every price a white butcher's-scale label in heavy mono, the cuts described in quiet bone type. Set in Compagnon and Cooper Hewitt.

A Futurist broadside: hand-cut heads thrown at angles, heavy black bars, prices in red on newsprint. Set in Anthony and Geist.

A noodle counter's ticket machine: pixel type on a grey panel, yellow category bars, every price on a white key. Set in Geist Pixel Square and Geist.

The letterboard over the counter: white capitals on grooved black felt, red section heads, a strict price column, a slim flat frame. Set in Geist and Reglo.

A roastery bar's list on graph paper: pixel headings, the coffees and their data in mono, prices and marks in biro blue. Set in Geist Mono and Geist Pixel Square.

A wine or bottle-shop list on green-banded line-printer paper: sprocket margins, pixel headings, a clear serif and prices hard right. Set in IBM Plex Serif and jgs9.

A woven kilim on indigo: stepped-diamond bands top and bottom, saffron pixel heads, cream text, two columns on the larger sheets. Set in Geist Pixel Triangle and Haskoy.

A pink Memphis-style card: spiky hand-cut heads over coloured squiggles, confetti along the head and foot, every price on a yellow pill. Two columns on A4 and Letter. Set in Anthony and Jost.

A dim sum order sheet printed in vermilion: solid band heads, a box to tick before every dish, the dishes in narrow columns. Set in Cooper Hewitt and Reglo.

A supper club's menu as a letter from the host: light italic heads hung in the margin, a calm serif for the courses, a lilac card. Set in Interlope and Spectral.

A natural-wine list on amber: hand-scratched serif heads, each producer set above its wine like a label, two columns. Set in Bagnard and Haskoy.

An admission ticket on mint stock: dishes on the ticket, every price on a perforated stub, heavy mono numerals in serial red. Set in Compagnon and Geist Mono.

A strip map: the menu runs down one red line, every dish a station, sub-sections branching off in blue. Clean signage type, white card. Set in Haskoy.

A modernist programme on a field of fine crosses: big lowercase pixel headings in orange-red at the margin, dishes hung a third of the way in. Set in Geist Pixel Grid and Geist.

A cocktail list on midnight blue: curling brass heads, each drink's build set like a spec sheet, a clipped-corner mirror frame. Set in Feroniapi, Geist and Geist Mono.

A taquería on rosa mexicano: the name on a masa-yellow board, sign-painted yellow heads, tacos priced each and by three. Set in Bagnard and Jost.

Portuguese tiles: a cobalt tile border on glazed white, heavy painted serif heads in cobalt, a clear modern serif for the dishes. Set in Bagnard and Literata.

A pop comic page: three panels, dotted heads in skewed yellow caption boxes, bold red prices and the set price in a starburst. Set in Geist and Geist Pixel Circle.

A jet-age airline menu on sky blue: script course names, clean sans dishes, and a navy and red livery stripe down the page. Set in Interlope and Cooper Hewitt.

A tattoo flash sheet: Fraktur titles on drawn red ribbons, swallows either side of the name, red prices, two columns on the big sheets. Set in Haskoy and Unormative Fraktur.

The menu as a plain web page: bold serif headings, dishes as blue underlined links, prices in code brackets and grey bevelled rules. Set in Gelasio and Geist Mono.

The east London small-plates and natural-wine list: the name huge in a heavy condensed grotesque, sections struck through with an acid highlighter, ingredients in mono, hard black rules. Set in Bricolage Grotesque and DM Mono.

Today's neighbourhood café: big soft italic headings in one warm colour, a friendly sans for the plates, sizes in a tidy grid, the extras on an oat card. White paper, for the office printer. Set in Plus Jakarta Sans and Instrument Serif.

The quiet modern menu: one neutral sans in three weights, black on white, hairlines and space, prices in a clean right-hand column, every paper size. Set in Instrument Sans.

The undecorated formal card: a light serif centred in wide margins, small spaced capitals, quiet prices. For set menus and hotel dining rooms. Set in Cormorant and Manrope.

A slice shop on tomato red: pixel type set huge, prices big enough to read from the queue, and a band of yellow triangles at the foot. Set in Geist Pixel Triangle and Cooper Hewitt.

The long list, kept in order: three tight columns in a condensed sans, section heads as solid burgundy bands, each price hard against the right of its column. Set in Archivo Narrow and Karla.

Museum wall labels: each dish on its own white card on a putty-grey wall, the price in the card's corner, gallery titles in Space Grotesk. Set in Cooper Hewitt and Space Grotesk.

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A fish counter's menu: condensed ticket heads, big prices flush right, market and by-weight prices flagged in orange. Set in Haskoy and Reglo.

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