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Entry & waiting area
Welcome guests, show the daily special, explain the wait, or point people toward pickup before they need to ask.
TV menu boards for restaurants
Run lunch, dinner rush, and daily specials without babysitting your menu screens.
Use the TVs in a sit-down restaurant for lunch and dinner menus, daily specials, happy hour, pickup instructions, or a welcome screen — and change them without walking the floor.
Already have a compatible Google TV? Install TVMenus directly with no additional hardware or separate player box.
Plan lunch and dinner boards before opening — including specials and seasonal rotations.
Choose hardware that survives a full sit-down service window without freezing, sleeping, or losing the menu mid-rush.
Schedule daily specials, prix-fixe nights, happy hour, and brunch without staff having to touch every screen.
Your first screen
Your first restaurant screen can be one image.
Create a 1920 × 1080 menu image in Canva, PowerPoint, or Google Slides. Keep the text large, export it, and put it on the TV.
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Create the image
Use Canva, PowerPoint, Google Slides, or any image editor.
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Upload it
Export a PNG or JPG, then add it to TVMenus.
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Choose the TV
Pair the screen, select the image, and publish.
Start with the information guests ask for most. You can add more screens, schedules, and live menu items later.
BAR
Bar & happy hour
Show cocktails, drafts, happy-hour pricing, and tonight’s event on the screen guests already look toward.
TO
Counter & pickup
Keep takeout menus, pickup instructions, and seasonal offers clear during the dinner rush.
Why TVMenus fits restaurant operations
Reliable playback for full-service restaurants, not generic signage repurposed.
A TV app with simple pairing and offline playback for long restaurant shifts.
Per-screen scheduling so the bar menu, lunch menu, and patio specials each appear when they should.
Site, area, menu, device, and asset model designed for restaurant operations across multiple rooms.