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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
=== large restaurant chains === | |||
Large restaurants/chains must supply nutritional information on their menus. All the entries in this section show calories for each menu item. | |||
==== Applebee's ==== | |||
They use one page, where the url changes as you scroll. Each part works the same. The [https://www.applebees.com/en/menu/sandwiches-and-more sandwiches section] to take one example has a list of items with name, picture, price, and calories, and, when you hover a mouse pointer over it, order buttons. | |||
==== 99 Restaurant ==== | |||
Their menu is spread out over several pages. The menu for [https://www.99restaurants.com/menu/steak/ steaks] is a good example. Each menu item includes a name, a description, and calories. Photos of the items are linked, but not part of the initial view of the page. Also, there are no prices, presumably because the price changes by location. There are also options for many items, like adding a salad or ordering a larger portion. | |||
==== Olive Garden ==== | |||
The Olive Garden's [https://www.olivegarden.com/menu-listing/classic-entrees dinner entrees] menu (N.B. you may have to supply a location before they'll show you a menu) has a name, photo, price, and calories for each item, along with an order button, a bookmark-like "mark this as a favorite" button, and a tag if the item is "new". | |||
==== Bertucci's ==== | |||
[https://www.bertuccis.com/menu/ Bertucci's menu] is on one page, with sections for salads, soups, entrees, etc. Each section has a picture, but individual items do not. They contain only a name, description, and price. | |||
=== small restaurant chains and independent restaurants === | |||
Smaller restaurants are not required to include nutritional information on their menus. | |||
==== T.S. McHugh's Irish Pub ==== | |||
[https://tsmchughs.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/TSs-Placemat.pdf This pub menu]'s items have a name, description, and price. The beers on the menu a name, two prices (one for pint, one for pitcher), and two pieces of information: ibus (international bitterness units) and abv (alcohol level). | |||
==== Sal Y Limon ==== | |||
[https://www.salylimonseattle.com/menu Sal Y Limon's menu] is one page that changes when you click different categories. Each item has only a name and description, no price. | |||
==== Canlis ==== | |||
The [https://canlis.com/menu menu at Canlis] has only name and description for each item. | |||
==== Tavolata ==== | |||
[https://www.ethanstowellrestaurants.com/locations/tavolata-capitol-hill/takeout-menu/ Tavolata's menu] items each have a name, price, and description. | |||
=== third party services === | |||
==== Open Table ==== | |||
Open Table is a third party reservation site that publishes information about each restaurant that uses their service. To take one example, here's [https://www.opentable.com/ts-mchughs?originId=2&corrid=ce749341-1486-4d6c-96b4-2c4311ac6fb5&avt=eyJ2IjoyLCJtIjowLCJwIjowLCJzIjowLCJuIjowfQ&p=2020-12-03T00%3A00%3A00 T.S. McHugh's Pub on Open Table]. The menu is duplicated from [https://tsmchughs.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/TSs-Placemat.pdf their web site]. | |||
==== Grub Hub ==== | |||
Grub Hub is a delivery service. Like Open Table, it publishes menus for restaurants that they provide delivery for. For example, here's [https://www.grubhub.com/restaurant/sal-y-limon-10-mercer-street-seattle/1579529 Grub Hub's Sal Y Limon menu]. It has the same items as the [https://www.salylimonseattle.com/menu restaurant's own website], though the Grub Hub version includes prices. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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Per process this page is for collecting real world examples of restaurant menu publishing, publishing information about menu items (food) intended for human consumption in an organized matter, towards the development of a menu microformat.
Examples
large restaurant chains
Large restaurants/chains must supply nutritional information on their menus. All the entries in this section show calories for each menu item.
Applebee's
They use one page, where the url changes as you scroll. Each part works the same. The sandwiches section to take one example has a list of items with name, picture, price, and calories, and, when you hover a mouse pointer over it, order buttons.
99 Restaurant
Their menu is spread out over several pages. The menu for steaks is a good example. Each menu item includes a name, a description, and calories. Photos of the items are linked, but not part of the initial view of the page. Also, there are no prices, presumably because the price changes by location. There are also options for many items, like adding a salad or ordering a larger portion.
Olive Garden
The Olive Garden's dinner entrees menu (N.B. you may have to supply a location before they'll show you a menu) has a name, photo, price, and calories for each item, along with an order button, a bookmark-like "mark this as a favorite" button, and a tag if the item is "new".
Bertucci's
Bertucci's menu is on one page, with sections for salads, soups, entrees, etc. Each section has a picture, but individual items do not. They contain only a name, description, and price.
small restaurant chains and independent restaurants
Smaller restaurants are not required to include nutritional information on their menus.
T.S. McHugh's Irish Pub
This pub menu's items have a name, description, and price. The beers on the menu a name, two prices (one for pint, one for pitcher), and two pieces of information: ibus (international bitterness units) and abv (alcohol level).
Sal Y Limon
Sal Y Limon's menu is one page that changes when you click different categories. Each item has only a name and description, no price.
Canlis
The menu at Canlis has only name and description for each item.
Tavolata
Tavolata's menu items each have a name, price, and description.
third party services
Open Table
Open Table is a third party reservation site that publishes information about each restaurant that uses their service. To take one example, here's T.S. McHugh's Pub on Open Table. The menu is duplicated from their web site.
Grub Hub
Grub Hub is a delivery service. Like Open Table, it publishes menus for restaurants that they provide delivery for. For example, here's Grub Hub's Sal Y Limon menu. It has the same items as the restaurant's own website, though the Grub Hub version includes prices.