Valentine's menus: dinner at home, restaurant prix fixe, breakfast in bed

Valentine's menus are printed cards for a dinner at home, a restaurant's evening or breakfast in bed. Each carries the heading and course names, with the dishes set in a clear column. The three menus are a home dinner with Starter, Main and Dessert lines, a four-course restaurant prix fixe, and a breakfast in bed card with tick boxes. Each comes as bistro, botanical or playful. Type a request, such as vegan, and the menu is drawn to it.

• a dinner menu for two at home
• a restaurant's Valentine's evening
• a breakfast in bed for a partner
• a table menu for a dinner party

Frequently asked questions

What courses are on the home dinner menu?

Starter, Main and Dessert, each followed by a blank line for the dish.

Are the dishes already written in?

The breakfast card names four items with tick boxes. The restaurant card has a four-course column for the dishes, and the home dinner card leaves each course blank.

What is the difference between the three table settings?

Bistro has refined typography with a thin double rule. Botanical has roses and leaves down one side with serif headings, and playful has hand-drawn hearts, forks and spoons.

Can I ask for a different kind of menu?

Yes. Type a request such as vegan or for kids in the direction field, and the menu is drawn to it.

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