Menu Design Group (MDG) Introduces New 1,2,3 GO Solution Packages for Digital Menu Boards

Dec 3, 2021

MDG's digital menu boards are designed for independently operated restaurants to help them increase food sales and improve guest experiences.

Los Angeles, California Dec 2, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Menu Design Group (MDG), a national leader in digital menu board software, announces the immediate availability of new digital menu board solutions that enable restaurants of any size to convert their existing television into a digital menu. In addition, restaurant management may remotely alter and update their menu televisions by utilizing MDG's tried and true digital menu board software."

"Restaurant management may easily modify prices, add/edit items, and change images on the fly. All updates users make on their laptop or computer will be instantly reflected on their televisions," MDG's Phil DiMarco explained. "On the menu TVs, breakfast, lunch, dinner, happy hour, and other menus can be prescheduled and configured to update automatically. In addition, this dayparting capability enables restaurants to deliberately promote and play promos for featured new items to maximize sales."

Simple and Efficient

MDG's digital menus provide a simple and cost-effective method of upgrading your restaurant's menus. Digitally attractively present your menu, including delicious photographs and videos of your food.

MDG's new line of 1,2,3 GO Digital Menu Boards is now available for the following applications:

Restaurants and Taquerias Mexicanos
Italian Pizzerias and Restaurants
Restaurants serving fast food and American cuisine
Cafeterias and coffeehouses
Bakeries, ice cream parlors, and confectioneries
Smoothie and Juice Bars
Restaurants à la carte
Take-Away Restaurants

Packages for Customized Digital Menu Boards

MDG offers one-time pricing packages that contain the following:

Design and setup of custom menu graphics
Unlimited Proofs for Menu Creation
Digital Menu Board Media Player
Free Quick Start Guide

Concerning Menu Design Group

MDG is a full-service restaurant menu design firm specializing in digital menu boards. MDG has over ten years of expertise in designing menus, logos, and restaurant promotional materials. MDG enables restaurants to display their menus digitally on television in addition to building their bespoke menus. The simple-to-use digital menu board software from Menu Design Groups allows businesses to remotely alter and control the menu displayed on their televisions. Additionally, it increases brand recognition by displaying eye-catching designs on the enormous screen.

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