Signs for Restaurants & Food Trucks

Signs that stop foot traffic and turn a car around.

A sidewalk A-frame for the lunch special, a flag that says OPEN from three blocks out, a banner for the grand opening — the pieces that put people in seats.

A designer proofs your artwork within 2–4 hours and nothing prints until you approve it.

The sidewalk is the menu nobody has to open

Restaurants have a specific signage problem: the message changes. Today’s special, this week’s hours, the new patio, the catering menu. A permanent sign can’t keep up and a chalkboard looks tired in the rain. A steel A-frame with a printed 24×18 graphic solves it — the frame lives on the sidewalk for years and a new graphic is $39.

For getting noticed from the road, nothing beats a feather flag. It moves, it is fourteen feet tall, and "OPEN" or "TACOS" in big letters is legible before a driver can read your storefront. Food trucks especially: two flags at the truck and people find you in a parking lot full of trucks.

Grand openings, patio season, catering pushes — a 3×6 banner on the building for a month is $70 and outlasts any social post. We lay it all out from your menu, your logo, or a photo of the truck. Proof back in hours, nothing prints until you approve it.

A typical first order

A new cafe’s opening week

Be findable from the road and the sidewalk on day one.

One complete A-frame, double-sided graphic$119
Two feather flags with poles and stakes$298
One 3×6 "Now Open" banner$70
FedEx Ground shippingFree
Total, shipped$487

After opening week, the banner comes down and the flags and A-frame keep working. A new A-frame graphic for the next promotion is $39.

Questions we get from restaurant owners

Can the A-frame have a different message on each side?
Yes, and it should. Foot traffic comes from both directions, and you get two messages for one frame — the special one way, hours or a QR to the menu the other. Send both and we proof both.
Will a feather flag survive on a food truck route?
The 4 oz mesh is made for it. Use the ground stake on grass and the cross base (+$29) on asphalt; add the water bag (+$35) on windy days. Roll it and bag it between events (bag +$39) and it lasts seasons.
How do I put a QR code to my menu on a sign?
Send us the link; we generate the code and size it to scan from the sidewalk — at least 2 inches on an A-frame. Test it on the proof PDF with your phone before approving.
How many flags does a storefront need?
One says "we’re here."Two or three, spaced 8–12 feet apart, say "something is happening here" and are what people actually notice from a car. Longer answer.

Ready when you are, and nothing prints until you say so.

Describe the sign and our AI designer will draw three concepts in about 20 seconds — or send a logo and a person lays it out for you, free. Nothing prints until you approve a proof.

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