Order from my cafe menu!

Hello everyone,

I need your help with something that will only take a few minutes of your time. I am working on a project for one of my final classes in culinary school, and am set to graduate soon.

Below are a couple of mock menus for a bakery-cafe concept. I need 100 orders so that I can generate sales reports and the like. There is one menu for breakfast items and breads, and another for lunch items and pastries. Please take a moment to look at both, and tell me what you would order for breakfast, lunch, or snacks as a customer. Also, if you have any feedback on the menus it will be appreciate.

(Even though the drinks are listed on the breakfast menu, they will be available all day.)

Lunch

Breakfast

The menus are awesome - they look great and even though I don't really understand American money I think those prices look really good too!

Breakfast - Breakfast banana split (omg I want one now!!)
Breakfast Drink - English breakfast tea.
Lunch - Ham & cheddar panini
Lunch drink - Hot chocolate
Snacks - a slice of apple pie!

Hope it helps!

Let's see...

Off of the breakfast menu, I would have... I don't know! They all sound so good and are making me hungry! Okay, snap out of it! I would order the cinnamon roll and a cup of tea. I would be asked what kind of tea I would want, and I would say, "Surprise me!" Indecision strikes again.

As for lunch, I would go with the ham and cheddar panini, and I would have latte to drink with it. If I had room afterwards, I would order a slice of key lime pie for dessert. Seeing how I would most likely NOT have room afterwards, I would just order a whole pie to take home with me.

...Seriously, I'm really hungry now after going over you menus.

For breakfast, I'd have the banana split with I guess Japanese sencha.

For lunch, the spinach and orange salad, roasted veggie panini with a slice of key lime pie.

Lunch:
Roasted vegtable & Feta paninni, hold mustard, add bacon if available.
Definitely soup if it's Lobster Bisque, minnestrone, Clam Chowder Italian Wedding, or something I've never tried
slice of Chocolate cake to go
Black Coffee (Bold) to drink

Breakfast:
Black coffee (Bold) to drink
Crossan
Omlet with everything

Suggestions: use whole prices (like $3.00 and $1.50); list what comes with the breakfast items (can you get sausage or bacon with your waffles or pancakes? toast with your omelet? is there an additional cost for these items if they are available?). Same for the Lunch menu.

Don't like the colors. Prices are good, except for the whole loaves of bread. $5.00 is on the pricey side unless it's gluten-free. Also the cookie price seems high unless they are big cookies. Same for the panini unless they are large or come with a side. All price comments are relative though. In your area those may be fantastic prices.

For breakfast I'd order a blueberry muffin and milk.
For lunch I'd have the Roast Chicken and Provolone panini and a bottle of soda.
For a snack I'd have either a chocolate chip cookie or a piece of apple pie, depending on my mood.

Lunch order:
-Roast chicken and provolone panini
-slice of red velvet cake
-probably a soda to drink

Breakfast order:
-chocolate chip muffin
-croissant
-English Breakfast Tea

Let me know if you ever open this restaurant!!! I really want a good panini now- I can never find one in Connecticut.

I agree with the comment about using whole prices - the way it is now almost looks as though the last numbers got forgotten.
I like the set up of the menu but am wondering if the orange is such a good choice. I know colors are different when they are actually printed out, but just by looking at them on the screen they are kind of bright. (And personally I'd change To drink: to Beverages)

Okay, now as for my order:)

Breakfast: Almond Muffin with either hot chocolate or a Cappucino (pumpkin spice or cinnamon) (Maybe offering a seasonal fruit cup/bowl would be good too?)

Lunch: Either a house salad or a roast chicken with provolone panini followed by a slice of key lime pie. Most likely would stick to just water.

Having carried out an experiment last year I can say with complete certainty that some people would really appreciate some gluten free options. I've seen in a few menus where, when they didn't have a seperate list for gluten free they did have little icons next to certain dishes that were gluten free. (Same goes for dairy free, though I think those are a little harder to do.)

Good luck on your project!

Breakfast: croissants and banana split (yes, both; I'm a hungry little creature, why do you ask?^^), with either a cup of tea (Earl Grey) or a cappuccino.

Lunch: Caesar salad and a coke (normal kind; no way in hell I'll ever drink diet coke).

Snacking: chocolate cake with coffee (summer) or apple pie with hot chocolate (winter). Depends on the weather.


About the prices: The only thing I found rather expensive was the bread; 5$/loaf is a lot. As for the rest: Holy crap, lunch for as little as 6.5$?! I would SO go there, that's a bloody bargain oO

Breakfast: Pancakes and Earl Grey.

Lunch... Nothing I really like. So I'd pick chocolate cake for lunch! And tea again.

:)

Breakfast:
- Cinnamon Rolls with English Breakfast tea.

Lunch:
- Soup of the Day with English Breakfast tea.

Snack:
- Red Velvet Cake slice.

Yes, I am pretty much an English Breakfast addict!

Breakfast:
Peach raspberry muffin
pumpkin spice latte

Lunch:
Roasted vegetable and feta panini
Bottle of soda

Snack:
A slice of poached pear tart

Dang... now I'm craving a pumpkin spice latte and it's all your fault. ;)
I think your prices are really good. They're actually a little low compared to what I'm used to here.

Breakfast:
Breakfast Banana Split, but I'd be REALLY curious to try the brown sugar and bacon biscuit (I'm not from America, so I'd be really curious to try most anything, hehe) So perhaps I'd order both; one for later. That would be with one of the teas (likely Japanese Sencha) or a Pumpkin Spice Latte.

Lunch:
Ham & Cheddar Panini, likely with a soda.

Snack:
I'd probably order a Key Lime Pie, and a White Chunk, Coconut & Macadamia Cookie for later.

This menu souds good! *hungry, and wants interesting American foods now...*

I'd go for an omelette for breakfast - the rest is just too sweet for me. That said, unless I'm on holiday, I never eat breakfast out, that's the one meal I will always eat at home.
And for lunch definitely the Ceasar Salad!
For drinks it would have to be a Diet Coca Cola - I don't drink anything else.

As for prices, well, I'm in Europe, and while I can do the conversions, I wouldn't know about what a normal price would be in your area, so I'll leave that for now.