People order with their eyes. A menu with good photos feels more trustworthy and makes choosing easier. You don't need a professional shoot to get there.
- Light: shoot near a window during the day. Turn off overhead lights that tint everything yellow.
- Background: keep it simple and consistent. One table surface for the whole menu looks intentional.
- Angle: shoot bowls and pizzas from overhead and burgers and sandwiches from the side.
- One dish per photo: the customer should instantly know what they're getting.
- Honest portions: photograph what you actually serve. Disappointment shows up in reviews.
- Every item: a menu with gaps looks unfinished. That's why Orderrit sources a photo for every dish.