My Menu Place

Read the Board Before You Get in Line

See what the taco window, the raspa stand or the pizza shop down the road is serving, and at what price, before you pull in.

Browse the Board Put Your Place Up

Know Your Order Before You Get to the Window

Picking a spot gets easier once you have seen the board. My Menu Place gathers menus from taquerias, diners, pizza shops and family restaurants, with the prices and hours right up front. Owners get a clean page that works on a phone, and it costs them nothing.

Illustration of an open restaurant menu with tacos, pasta and a burger

Read the Whole Board

Dishes, sections and prices, from a quick snack to a full dinner, before you ever order.

Illustration of a small restaurant storefront next to a phone showing its menu page

Owner Pages on the House

Restaurants get a menu page laid out for them, plus a simple website if they want one, and pay nothing.

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Changes Go Up Fast

When the board changes, the owner lets us know and the page catches up quickly.

A diner reading a printed menu at a table with tacos and an agua fresca

For the folks in line

What a Menu Page Shows You

Every page follows the same layout, so you always know where to look.

  • The whole menu: dishes grouped into sections, with prices wherever the restaurant posts them.
  • The week's hours: today picked out, with a note that says open or closed.
  • Getting there: a map, the street address and a button that calls the restaurant.
  • Photos and reviews: real plates and notes from other guests, where we have them.
  • Made for phones: quick to load and easy to read on a small screen.

The menus come from owners, from what restaurants already post in public, and from fixes that guests send in. An owner can take over their page whenever they like to keep it right. More about us.

A taqueria owner smiling as she chalks a new dish onto the menu board behind her counter

For the folks behind the register

Your Board Online, On the House

Running a kitchen leaves no time for building websites. Hand us whatever version of the board you already have and we take it from there.

  • Nothing to pay: getting on the board costs nothing, and neither does staying there.
  • Laid out for you: our team builds the menu page, so you need no design skills.
  • A little website too: if you want one, a simple site on a mymenuplace.com address with your menu, photos and hours.
  • Still your page: change dishes, prices or hours whenever you need to, or have the page taken down.
  • Easy to find: each page carries the restaurant's name and city plus structured menu data that search engines can read, and it loads fast on phones.

Spotted your place on here already? We may have started it from public details. Drop us a line, show us the place is yours, and we will correct it, improve it or take it down.

Your Own Place Drop Us a Line

Wondering how fresh a price is, or who reads the reviews? The counter has answers.

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