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The menu is the first object a guest holds in your restaurant, and they form an opinion before they read a word of it.
26 yrs
The Saxon
Day one
Matched front of house
1983
Manufacturing in Johannesburg
BEE L2
Certified supplier
Opening menus rarely survive the first season. Choosing a changeable mechanism now — screw posts or a ring binder — means the covers outlive several menus instead of being reprinted alongside them.
Order the bill folders with the menus, in the same hide, so the last object a guest handles matches the first.
Most restaurants start with an opening set and expand once service is running. Because we hold the specification, the second order matches the first — which is how relationships like the Saxon's reached 26 years.
A matched opening set: food menu covers, the wine list and bill folders in the same hide and marking. Everything else can follow once service is running.
Screw posts or a ring binder, so inserts are swapped in-house and the covers remain in service.
Yes. We keep the written specification, so later orders are produced to the original.
Tell us the covers you need, the format, and your opening date. We will specify the set and quote it.
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