Free Restaurant Menu Proofreader.

Spelling, consistency and contradictory ingredient findings.

Review a menu for inconsistencies and produce a correction list that separates simple edits from decisions requiring confirmation.

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WHAT TO HAVE READY

Menu text and approved dish facts.

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A PRACTICAL GUIDE

How to use the Restaurant Menu Proofreader.

Menu proofreading should check names, prices, units and consistency as well as spelling. Flag unclear allergen or dietary markings for kitchen confirmation instead of guessing from a dish name.

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Compare item names, descriptions, prices, units and repeated entries across the menu. Flag conflicts with their locations and distinguish typographic fixes from facts needing kitchen or pricing approval. Do not infer allergen status from names alone.

What you provide: Menu text and approved dish facts.
What you get: Spelling, consistency and contradictory ingredient findings.

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Example input

Menu lists Tomato soup — USD 6 and tomato Soup — USD 7 elsewhere. No portion difference stated.

Completed example

Text inconsistency: Tomato soup versus tomato Soup.
Price conflict: USD 6 versus USD 7.
Needed confirmation: whether the entries describe the same portion and which price is current.
Suggested capitalization if they are the same item: Tomato soup. Price remains unresolved pending owner confirmation.

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Decisions and troubleshooting.

Should two similar menu entries be standardized automatically?

First confirm whether they represent different portions, preparations or service periods. Similar wording does not prove duplication.

Why did proofreading leave a conflicting price unresolved?

The correct amount requires an authoritative source. Report both values and ask the responsible owner to confirm.

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