Landscape or portrait
Landscape screens fit overhead walls behind a counter. Portrait screens suit narrow spaces, coffee bars, and order windows.
Digital menu boards for St. George restaurants
Swap printed menus for screens that show your food in photos and video. Prices, specials, and items change without a trip to the print shop.
Burgers
- Classic smash$9.49
- Green chile$10.99$11.49
- Double bacon$12.99
- Black bean$9.99
- Kids burger$6.49
Price updated from the dashboard
Today's special
Street tacos, three for $9
Happy hour
Half-price shakes 2 to 4
New item
Loaded fry basket
Sides and drinks
- Fries$3.49
- Onion rings$4.29
- Side salad$3.99
- Fountain drink$2.49
- Shakes$5.49
Sample menu
Why restaurants move to digital menu boards
A printed board is fixed the day it goes up. A screen keeps up with your kitchen.
- Change prices without reprinting
- Food costs shift. Update a price or pull a sold-out item in minutes, so the board always matches the register.
- Show the food
- High-quality photos and short video clips do the selling that a line of text cannot, right at the moment someone decides what to order.
- Feature specials and new items
- Give a rotating panel to the special, the new item, or the dish with the best margin.
- A sharper first impression
- A clean, current board tells customers the place is cared for before they ever taste a bite.
Planning a menu board that sells
Six layout decisions that make a digital menu easier to read and faster to order from.
Fewer items per screen
Group the menu into clear categories and give each one room. A crowded screen slows the line.
Put photos on your best sellers
Save the large images and video for the items you most want people to order.
Size type for the counter
Item names and prices should read clearly from where customers stand to order, not only up close.
Give specials their own panel
A dedicated spot for promotions keeps the core menu steady while the offer changes.
Keep prices in sync
When the register changes, the board changes the same day. Customers notice a mismatch.
Photo: ToMM TV menu board installed in a St. George restaurantUpload 1056 × 792 WebP
Add a free host screen to your dining room
Menu boards handle the order. A ToMM TV host screen keeps guests entertained while they wait, with trivia and local highlights, and a third of every loop promotes your own business.
Digital menu board questions
Want to see what your menu could look like on screen? Call and we will talk it through.
Call (435) 632-9621What is a digital menu board?
A digital menu board is a screen that displays your restaurant menu in place of a printed sign. It can show photos, video, and promotions, and it updates without reprinting.
Does ToMM TV offer digital menu boards in St. George?
Yes. ToMM TV provides digital menu boards for St. George area restaurants, designed to show your menu with high-quality images and video.
How much does a digital menu board cost?
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Can I change prices and items myself?
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Should a menu board be landscape or portrait?
Landscape works best for wide walls above a counter. Portrait fits narrow spaces such as coffee bars, drive-up windows, and small order counters.
Can a menu board show video?
Yes. Digital menu boards can play short video clips and animated promotions alongside your menu items.
Put your menu on screen
Send us your current menu and tell us about your counter. We will show you how it could look as a digital board.