I made my first visit to Pizza Express last week. Pizza Express is a chain restaurant I've seen a lot around London, but never ate at until recently. When I sat down and got the menu, I was surprised because the menu did not look like that of a chain pizza restaurant. Maybe things are different in London, or maybe it was just this restaurant, but instead of looking more commercial, the menu used cute handwritten and sans serif fonts, hilighting some parts of the menu with watercolor-esque boxes. The menu was generally well designed with different sections made clear by larger, bolder titles, and the whole menu split into clear columns. Small icons made it easy to identify gluten-free or vegetarian foods. The only issue I found wrong with this menu was that there were too many food options. This, of course, is not the designers fault, but the restaurants. It took our group an extremely long time to decide what to eat because everything sounded so good! I got a yummy pizza ring shindig that came with a salad on top, I would recommend eating here if you need an easy option!
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