Restaurant brochures are usually used to show all the food products and services that are offered. It contains the restaurant's name and logo, engaging images of the food and beverages, the various restaurant menus, the discounted meals, product prices and other choices for the guests. Through this, people would have a much choice of what to have. Brochure printing is a way to create such brochures or leaflets that are being distributed when the guests have determined to dine-in. However, there are some sets of brochures to be handed out for the guests once they leave the restaurant in order that they can bring them at their homes for reference.
In this post we’ll gather a showcase of 25 restaurant brochure design examples for inspiration. Let's enjoy the inspiring designs!
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Restaurant Brochure Design Examples for Inspiration
NOMA / Corporate Identity
via Kristina Christensen
A fictional school assignment: Corporate identity for Noma, the two Michelin star restaurant in Copen-hagen, Denmark.
Restaurant brochure
via mateu aguilella
Brochure with cooking recipes designed for Restaurante Marblau.
noma :: restaurant brochure
via Bjarke Wrang
The main purpose of this brochure was to give the reader insight into the delicacies and raw atmosphere you can experience at the restaurant.
Delima Restaurant Brochure
via anggriyani asri
A brochure Design for Delima Restaurant.
Outstanding in the Field-Brochure
via Tatiana Barrantes
"Outstanding in the field is a is a roving culinary adventure – literally a restaurant without walls. Their mission is to re-connect diners to the land and the origins of their food,and to honor the local farmers and food artisans who cultivate it."
Ogo
via Jen Hamilton
Brochure design for an organic fast food restaurant printed on 100% recycled stock.
LE LATIN I RESTAURANT
via Christine Sejean
Creation of two menus for a Restaurant in Rheims, France.
"W Ogrodach" - restaurant menu and brochure
via Radek Wesolowski
Menu and brochure for restaurant "W Ogrodach".
Brochure for a spanish restaurant
via Constanze Fleischmann
A school project: A campaign for a Spanish restaurant including logo, brochure, flyer and ad.
The Sports Exchange : : Restaurant & Bar Graphics
via Lori Krainbucher
"A comprehensive ID campaign for Miami Sports Bar & Restaurant located in the trendy Coral Gables area. Produced and maintained brand standards for menu, Sky Box brochure, ads, guest surveys, check presentation cards, web site, e-mail blast campaigns, social media and direct mail."
TEATRIZ RESTAURANT Madrid
via Gonzalo Gonzalez-Lebrero
brochure for TEATRIZ Restaurant which are located in Madrid: Direct Marketing projects including brochures, letters and menu design.
Elegant Brochure Design
via Kaya Selim
Brochure Design For Alanya Restaurant.
Barresis Restaurant Brochure
via ROB MOSER
"Barresis Italian Restaurant expanded their services for catering. They wanted a unique packet they could mail out to their customers that represented a recipe packet. Each service was designed on a card that was stacked in staggered format.
The plan for the design was to give a Rustic Italian look since the restaurant was a Gourmet Italian Restaurant."
Lantakcow Steak House Menu Brochure
via antyalias
A brochure template that is perfectly match for any related to restaurant, cafe, coffee house industry.
That's Amore Restaurant
via Mohamed Maged
Print designs and branding for Italian restaurant chain in Cairo.
Taverne beim Baron - Brochure
via Stefan Weyer
Brochure design for "Taverne beim Baron".
Hospitality Brochure
via Jonathan Keller
"This brochure was designed to highlight all of the concepts encompassed by the parent company Charleston Hospitality Group based in Charleston South Carolina. The overall look of the brochure is of the Charleston Hospitality Group's branding including it's fonts and colors. "
GUESS Restaurant Brochure
via A-h Omar
brochure design for GUESS Restaurant.
Swell
via josh berta
A branding exercise: designing a fictional fast-food restaurant chain.
Revolver: a Beatles themed lodge & restaurant
via Suraj Shakya
Designed the brochure and the website for Revolver: Revolver, Darjeeling is a hotel and restaurant, based on a Beatles theme, and named after their most critically acclaimed album.
Bretzel Haus
via Kelsey Russell
"Bretzel Haus is a German bar and restaurant. The objective was to brand the company and then develop a two dimensional and three dimensional piece. The brochure is a carryout menu for the restaurant."
Lux
via Markus Weissenhorn
Brochure for the hotel and restaurant Lux.
Restaurante La Playa - Folleto
via Silvia Pérez Pérez
Triptych brochure for a restaurant with a over UV ink impression.
Menu di S. Valentino il Panigaccio
via Roberto Iadanza
Restaurant Menù for S.Valentine Day.
Simpson's Brochure Pack
via Greig Anderson
A multi-use brochure which showcased the hotels offerings from rooms, suites, bar, restaurant and corporate facilities as well as showcasing the hotels fully serviced apartment development, Kepplestone Manor.
1 Comments:
Awesome designs - truly inspiring! There seems to be a trend here - the proper use of colour. On designs with lots of colour or those with just a handful, they all seem very coordinated. I think what makes them stand out is that they don't look like they're made in Microsoft word! ;) I'd be interested in hearing what other readers use to make leaflets and flyers? Fireworks? InDesign? Photoshop? Something else? Also what kind of paper and/or printers does everyone use? And finally what about delivery or distribution? I personally have an artist design mine (I only know how to use Word :P) and then pass the rest of the work off to leaflet delivery birmingham, for printing and delivery, but I'm sure there are other ideas. Anyone do the whole lot themselves? I can imagine that'd be a lot of work, but a good money saver for smaller startups?
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