Menus & Table Signs
High-quality range of tabletop menu holders, table numbers and notices. Designed for use in restaurants, cafes and bars to present customers with the information they need attractively.
Supporting Every Stage of the Guest Experience
A dining room relies on more small pieces of equipment than it might first appear. Table numbers and stands help staff deliver orders to the right table quickly during busy service, while table notices, reserved signs, no smoking notices, or promotional cards use the same style of holder to keep every table looking coordinated.
Sign and menu holders display printed menus, specials, or QR codes for guests to browse while seated, with acrylic, wood, and metal options suiting different table settings and decor. Bill presenters give closing a table a more polished finish than handing over a slip of paper directly, keeping cash, cards, and receipts contained during payment.
Bells suit venues where guests need to actively call for attention, such as poolside or room service, rather than staff checking tables continuously. Business card and leaflet holders keep promotional material tidy near a till point, reception desk, or table, giving guests an easy way to take information about future bookings or events with them after the meal.
Together, these pieces cover most of the small but frequent moments of communication between a venue and its guests, from being seated through to paying the bill and leaving with a reminder to come back.
Menus & Table Signs: Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a bill presenter and a menu holder?
A bill presenter holds a receipt, cash, or card discreetly during payment, often with pockets for extras like promotional cards. A menu holder displays printed menus or signage for guests to read while seated, serving a different purpose in the service flow.
When would a venue use bells instead of table numbers?
Bells suit settings where guests actively call for attention, such as poolside or room service. Table numbers instead help staff identify where to deliver an order once it's ready, without guests needing to request anything.
Can leaflet and business card holders be used alongside menu holders?
Yes. Many venues use a coordinated set across menus, business cards, and leaflets, giving the whole front of house area a consistent look rather than mismatched styles.
What size table number stand should I choose?
Taller stands suit larger dining rooms wanting numbers visible from across the room, while smaller discs or cards suit intimate table settings where a large stand would feel out of place.
What material are menu and sign holders usually made from?
Acrylic, wood, and metal are the most common, each suiting a different style of venue. We'll go into more detail on choosing between these when we cover the individual subcategories.
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