MenuWright · Free menu teardown
Menu Teardown
Restaurant: blank field
Date: blank field
1 · Margin-per-item matrix
Contribution margin = price − food cost. Popularity = share of total units sold. Plot each item by contribution margin (vertical) and popularity (horizontal) — the Kasavana–Smith axes.
| Item | Price | Food cost | Units sold | Contribution margin $ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Item 1 | |||||
| Item 2 | |||||
| Item 3 | |||||
| Item 4 | |||||
| Item 5 |
Quadrants (Kasavana–Smith): Stars = high margin × high popularity · Crowd Pleasers = low margin × high popularity · Hidden Gems = high margin × low popularity · Leftovers = low margin × low popularity.
2 · Layout and photography critique
- What does the eye hit first? Is it your most profitable item?
- Do the photos sell the food, or just decorate the page?
- Is the best-margin item buried below the fold or in a low-visibility corner?
- Are prices formatted and positioned consistently?
- Does the menu length match how long customers actually look at it?
3 · Three concrete fixes
Fix 1 — action: blank field
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Fix 2 — action: blank field
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Fix 3 — action: blank field
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