About AllMenus

Find out why AllMenus exists, how we check official UK menus, and what makes this independent restaurant directory useful.

Why we built AllMenus

AllMenus is an independently published UK restaurant menu discovery website. We want to make the everyday questions before a meal easier to answer: which restaurant serves the kind of food you want, where can you find its official menu, what is included in a meal and how can you plan a sensible budget? Instead of publishing a wall of unsourced prices, we connect useful original explanations with tools that let visitors use their own up-to-date quotes.

Who the website is for

We write for people comparing a quick lunch, a coffee and snack, a family dinner or a takeaway with friends. Some visitors begin with a chain name; others want to explore pizza, chicken, bakery food or a café. We organise restaurants by menu focus, and our guides explain how to evaluate portion size, bundles, ordering channels and costs before making a decision.

How we research restaurant menus

Our initial restaurant profiles were prepared by reviewing publicly accessible official restaurant menu and information pages on 30 October 2026. Each profile links to an official source and states the scope of the check. We confirm menu categories and illustrative examples where supported by the source. We do not state branch-specific prices, nutrition details, opening hours or dietary guarantees unless the necessary reliable information is available. The recorded check date refers to that editorial review; it does not mean a full catalogue or every UK branch was checked.

The difference between menu information and a live quote

Menus and offers can change by location, date and whether you order in a restaurant, for collection or through delivery. A chain’s general website might be the starting point, while an actual branch-specific basket is the best source for today’s payable total. Our calculators do not connect to a checkout or claim to show live prices. Visitors enter their own prices, meal quantities and fees so they can run different plans transparently.

Our editorial approach

A useful page must answer a genuine question. We avoid copying menus wholesale, repeating a brand’s promotional copy or inserting vague paragraphs just to make an article longer. We explain what is known, where it came from and what is still uncertain. Product descriptions are limited to what official public information supports. We also avoid fabricated star ratings, endorsements, expert biographies or national price tables.

Corrections and ongoing improvements

Readers can flag broken links, changed menu categories and unclear guidance through the contact page. A useful correction report includes the affected AllMenus URL, what appears wrong and a link to an official source. We investigate and revise content when appropriate. We plan to broaden the restaurant directory gradually, prioritising quality and source traceability rather than publishing hundreds of near-identical pages.

Independence and transparency

AllMenus is not a restaurant ordering service and is not officially connected with the brands it describes. Brand names appear solely to identify the restaurants being discussed. AllMenus does not currently run advertising or analytics tags in this build; any future advertising or analytics changes should be reflected in our privacy and cookie disclosures before release.

How to get in touch

Questions, restaurant suggestions and correction reports can be submitted through our contact page once the owner has activated the secure mail delivery configuration. We value specific, source-backed reports, especially those that help other readers avoid outdated or misleading information.