Is there a bill for the children to pay?

Yes. The bill has lines for items and prices, a subtotal, a tip line and a thank-you at the bottom.

Can I change the kind of restaurant?

Yes. Type the restaurant you want, such as a pizza place, and the pieces are drawn for that request, not as a fixed result.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Bistro is a cosy red and white check with handwritten-style capitals. Kids diner is bright yellow, red and turquoise with rounded dishes. Black and white is a simple black line print with large shapes.

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Pretend restaurant printables: picture menu, order pad, bill

Pretend restaurant kits — a children's restaurant menu with drawn dishes such as pizza, soup and juice, each with a price, under "MENU" at the top, a cosy bistro print with checked borders and handwritten-style capitals

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Reading 3Bill

Children play waiter, cook and customer with a menu to read from and an order pad to write on. The printable pieces are a picture menu with prices, an order pad and a bill with a tip line. The nine pictures show a children's menu, an order pad and a bill, in red and white check bistro, bright cartoon diner and plain black line. Type a different restaurant, such as a pizza place, and the pieces follow.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a bill for the children to pay?: Yes. The bill has lines for items and prices, a subtotal, a tip line and a thank-you at the bottom.
Can I change the kind of restaurant?: Yes. Type the restaurant you want, such as a pizza place, and the pieces are drawn for that request, not as a fixed result.
What is the difference between the three styles?: Bistro is a cosy red and white check with handwritten-style capitals. Kids diner is bright yellow, red and turquoise with rounded dishes. Black and white is a simple black line print with large shapes.

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