Examples

Tasca do Lagar

A seafood tasca with an image on every single dish. This is the one that shows what the service is for: nobody had to cook and stage a single plate, and the menu still looks as though somebody had.

What it shows

• ✓An image on every dish, each built from that dish's real ingredient list.
• ✓Allergens confirmed by the restaurant, with the diner still told the kitchen handles all of them.
• ✓The awkward prices restaurants actually have: a half portion, a price per kilo with a minimum weight and a dish priced at whatever the market did that morning.
• ✓Four languages on one menu — change the language at the top and watch the allergens follow.

O Cantinho da Avó

A small Alentejo dining room, in the elegant look and the list layout. Same product, entirely different face — and the allergens are still in the state a menu starts in.

What it shows

• ✓The elegant look and the list layout, for a room where a wall of images would be wrong.
• ✓Allergens still marked as suggested, because this restaurant has not confirmed them — which is exactly what a diner sees until it does.
• ✓A short menu that reads well without a screen full of images.
• ✓The same four languages, the same QR code, the same disclosure.