Website menus
Put the published menu on your website without retyping it. Use a hosted menu page, a website embed inside the site you already have, or a supported framework-native integration.
Little Ember is a fictional demo restaurant. Menus, prices and locations shown are sample data.
Guest experience
Designed for crawlable, accessible HTML. A strong foundation, not a promise of rankings.
Items and prices are HTML. They reflow on a phone and can be read by browsers, search engines and screen readers.
Clear section names, generous line height, prices next to item names. No pinch and zoom.
Each location has its own page, so a guest never reads another site’s prices.
Hosted pages are server-rendered, so the menu arrives as HTML instead of waiting for scripts.
Colors, type and tone that feel like your brand, not a template.
When the menu changes in Toast, preview and publish. The address stays the same.
Delivery options
A hosted menu page is a public page Garnsh serves for one location. Link it from your navigation and you are done. Good for teams with no web developer.
A website embed shows the published menu inside your existing page and styling. Your web person places it once. No rebuild.
For developer-led sites
The site renders the menu itself, matching its own code and design. Availability depends on your stack, so it is planned during onboarding.
FAQ
No. Use a hosted menu page linked from your site, or add a website embed to your existing menu page.
Garnsh hosted pages are designed for crawlable, accessible HTML. Garnsh does not promise any search ranking.
Yes. Each location has its own hosted page or embed, mapped to that location’s menu.
See a hosted page for your own locations during a guided demo.