Free setup kit for sit-down restaurants

Run lunch, dinner rush, and daily specials without babysitting your menu screens.

The Restaurant Menu Board Setup Kit walks you through hardware choices, daypart planning, specials rotation, and the operational pitfalls every sit-down restaurant hits the first month after installing TVs.

Plan lunch and dinner menus before opening — including specials, seasonal rotations, and 86'd items.

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.

Restaurant front-of-house counter with TV menu boards showing lunch specials

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The Restaurant Menu Board Setup Kit

Built for sit-down restaurants planning screens for the bar, the entryway, the counter, and the patio — without one more system staff have to babysit.

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Daypart planner

Plan lunch, dinner rush, late-night, and brunch menus before opening — and schedule the right one to appear on the right screen at the right hour.

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Hardware checklist

Compare commercial displays, smart TVs, Android TV players, and signage sticks for full-service restaurant conditions and runtime.

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Specials & 86 workflow

Set up daily specials, seasonal rotations, and 86'd items so servers and customers see the same accurate menu — at the same time.

Why TVMenus fits restaurant operations

Reliable playback for full-service restaurants, not generic signage repurposed.

Native TV player direction with pairing, manifest playback, and offline fallback for full-service runtime.

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.