Landscape and portrait
Choose the layout that fits the wall. Portrait screens use wider safe areas so names, details, and prices do not crowd the edges.
TV beer menus
Put a readable, branded tap list on one TV or a wall of screens without exporting a new image every time a keg kicks. Venue Menus keeps the board tied to the menu your staff updates.
The useful answer
Static slides look fine until service starts. A live digital beer menu board lets staff mark an item sold out, change a price, or add the next keg without opening design software. Each Venue Menus screen has a private display address and can use its own orientation, menu, and schedule. The page refreshes its data automatically while preserving the venue's approved presentation.

Choose the layout that fits the wall. Portrait screens use wider safe areas so names, details, and prices do not crowd the edges.
Split a long list across screens or show a different scheduled menu in another room without maintaining duplicate beer data.
Use a modern TV browser or a connected device capable of opening a full-screen web page. Venue Menus charges for the service, not by screen.
One operating loop
Bring Square, Untappd, a PDF, a photo, or a spreadsheet into a working venue preview.
Confirm names, descriptions, prices, sizes, sections, and availability before anything goes live.
Use the same approved tap list for TV, web, QR, embed, and print, then update it during service.
Questions, answered
You need a TV and a browser-capable smart TV or connected player with reliable internet. Venue Menus does not require proprietary display hardware.
Yes. Unlimited TV screens are included, and each screen can have its own menu and orientation.
A staff member can mark it unavailable in Venue Menus. Published menus update from that shared availability state.
Your current menu is enough to start
Bring Square, Untappd, a PDF, a photo, or a spreadsheet. We will turn it into a working preview.
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