The fields guests use
Show tap number, name, producer, style, ABV, description, serving size, and price in a consistent hierarchy.
Digital tap lists
Venue Menus turns a frequently changing draft list into one structured source of truth, with service-ready controls and every common menu format included.
The useful answer
A digital tap list is useful when it reduces the time between a real-world change and an accurate guest menu. Venue Menus stores beer details separately from their placement on a menu, so a venue can reorder taps, change serving prices, mark availability, and reuse details without retyping them. The published views are generated from that current state.

Show tap number, name, producer, style, ABV, description, serving size, and price in a consistent hierarchy.
Reorder placements and toggle availability from the admin without opening the layout or touching each output.
Start from Square, an Untappd menu, a PDF, a photo, or a spreadsheet, then review the structured list before publishing.
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
The tap list is the shared data; digital signage is one output. Venue Menus also uses the list for web, QR, embed, and print.
Yes. Beer details and menu placements are separate, so an item can be placed where it is needed.
Yes. Venue Menus can propose beer details for review, while the venue controls operational facts such as price, size, and availability.
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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