FAQ
What are Synthetic Menus?
Synthetic paper is a rare form of paper that is virtually indestructible ! Restaurants love this option because it is waterproof, tear-proof, stain-proof, and the corners will never peel like laminated menus. Scuba divers use this underwater. You can spill pizza oil, salsa, wine, etc. on this paper and it will wipe right off leaving no trace of stains. Our synthetic menus include an extra protective gloss or matte coating!
Does every product ship for FREE?
Yes. UPS Ground shipping in the United States is FREE. If you live in Florida, your order will arrive the next day it is shipped. If you are in a rush, please contact us before placing the order.
Will Synthetic Menus peel on the corners like laminated Menus?
No. The corners of Synthetic Menus will never peel.. guaranteed!
How long does it take to design a menu?
Every job is unique and independent. The design process has many steps that must be taken into consideration. If there are simple changes and we have editable artwork, it could take about 2 business days (depending on the time of day you send us the artwork). If we are creating a menu from scratch, a brand new menu could take about 5 business days. After the menu is created, changes can be made quickly from our end. The time a customer holds onto the proof during this process is not included in the typical turnaround times stated above.
Can you edit the file on my computer?
This depends on what type of file you send us and what kind of changes are needed. We have five in-house graphic designers with the latest adobe package. If you have any questions email
DelrayFL247@minuteman.com and let us know what changes you would like (you can send a Word File with changes or even a photo of your current menu with hand written edits on it).
How can I send you our Menu changes?
Simple…after you place an order, reply to the order confirmation that you received in the email and send us anything you have. Tell us your style and preferences conveniently from your home or business.
What type of file do you prefer?
A high resolution PDF file, CMYK, and .125" bleeds.