Menue Card Restaurant Value Pack

Looking for the right font to express your restaurant's style? Linotype's Restaurant Menu Card Value Pack offers five different, stylish fonts for one convenient price.

Diotima is a timeless typeface from Gudrun Zapf von Hesse, first released during the early 1950s. Its open and elegant design will help set tone for any restaurant with class. Diotima's refinement opens it up to numerous possibilities: use the face for virtually any application, from menus to logos, identities and signage.

Engravers Bold represents tradition, stability, and wealth. Any fine French, Italian, or American restaurant could be well served by this typeface. The design lends itself to use in many sizes and settings, but because of its width it looks best when surrounded by generous amounts of white space.

Kuenstler Script's historical roots lie in the lithographic movement of the 19th century. Like intricate handwriting put to paper by a feather filled from an inkwell, this typeface's forms will distinguish your text with an unmatched elegance. Kuenstler Script is limited to headline and display use within restaurant design

Papyrus is a calligraphic typeface with distinctive human touches, such as its rough edges, irregular curves, and high horizontal strokes in the capital letters. It can impart a warm and friendly ambience to almost everything, including restaurant logos and signage.

Based on ancient runic characters and their peculiar angular shapes, Saga is a useful typeface for text set within narrow columns. Saga imparts a distinctly self-assured nature to menus and other texts found within fine restaurant design schemes.