Loading Dock is a taco cart and art gallery located at the foot of the Manhattan Bridge in Brooklyn. Combining an industrial edge with featured art and colorful food selections, the menu loads the best parts of NYC culture onto one skinny slip of paper.
There is no website for Loading Dock.
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Book covers found in Paris flea markets set the tone for this rare collection of wine journals for Restaurant André. Each journal contains information about the origin and history of the wines in addition to listings.
Visit Restaurant André.
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If you aren't already a classy cigar-smoking gentleman with elbow pads, this menu will quickly turn you into one in spirit. From the brown kraft paper to the wooden clipboards to the mellifluous red logo dripping off the page like a wax seal on a liquor bottle, Saloon promises to deliver everything prohibition tried to take away.
Visit Saloon.
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Brewerkz Bob is here to save the day with abundant American food and beer set in PAG Revolucion and Trade Gothic. A celebratory starburst frames the character on the menu cover as well as the specials within, alerting you to all that delicious, greasy magic imported from the States. The black and white pages and a reusable comb-binding system allow the staff to update the menu as often as they need.
There is no website for Brewerkz.
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Radiant reds make for radical focal points at this popular, Italian-inspired American cafe.
Visit Union Square Cafe.
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Sprinkled with adorable icons, set spaciously in Neutraface and Handsome, and printed in one bold color, Parm's menu is a storybook Italian scene turned sexy.
Visit Parm.
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Eli's revolutionizes menu design by naming their lunch items after influential early Americans.
Visit Eli's Table.
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Weathered menu boards with newsprint menus convey the unpretentious personality of this humble, family-style French eatery.
Visit Cocotte.
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Formal type and subdued ornament invite guests to this Tertulia, a type of social gathering, to enjoy a simple meal for a sophisticated palette.
Visit Tertulia.
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Only the finest fleurons and the freshest fish flourish at Choice Brooklyn.
Visit Choice Brooklyn.
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Classy type and quiet ornaments keep the emphasis on the food while making sure you remember where you are.
Visit La Fiorentina.
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Sbicca's message is "life is about love and joy, new experiences and great meals enjoyed with the closest of friends." Their half-infinity swoosh logo sets the diner up for a flowing experience, while the menu grid is organized with perfect hierarchy to please the mind.
Visit Sbicca.
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Uncomfortably realistic, this little black book makes 13 Wives an ironic spot for a midnight tryst. It may also be the only menu to ever inspire you to start your own collection of wives after a few drinks. Each of the 35 menus was hand-assembled.
Visit 13 Wives.
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This is a Mexican restaurant in Brazil, so they've drawn distinguishable enchilada and chimichanga icons to help diners understand what they are taco-ing about.
Visit ChilliPilli's Facebook page.
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3llegant typographic queues make this restrained, deco-inspired menu uniqu3.
Visit Bistro 31.
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