If a café wanted pre-orders, we could publish a text-based menu, size choices and limited preparation windows. Customers would receive an order number and the exact collection point. Sold-out items would leave the available choices, while a kitchen view would group orders by time. Item modifications would be clearly separated from general notes so staff could check them during preparation.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
Is a PDF menu enough for local visitors?
A text-based menu is easier to read on a phone and update when products change. A downloadable PDF can still complement it for customers who prefer a printable version.
Can the wharf appear in directions?
Yes, as a landmark when the geographic relationship is accurate. The café's address and pickup entrance remain primary, and directions should never suggest a delivery service that is unavailable.