1 Million Accessible Restaurant Menus
On your iPhone® in the palm of your hand.
Yes, that’s not a typo. The Menus4ALL iPhone app offers 1 million accessible menus across United States and Canada.
Wherever you are and whenever you want The Menus4ALL iPhone app is the largest network of restaurant menus in one place and all of the menus are fully accessible.
Perfect for when you are out running errands and want to know what restaurants are near your current location. Great for planning a night out with friends. Favorite menus that you want to look at later or when you know you are going back for that amazing dish.
A Revolution in Resolution
Menus for Everyone
No matter when, where or who, the Menus4ALL iPhone app gives you the info you need quickly.
- No more multiple Google searches to research menus before going out.
- Info is organized to give you quick access to what you are looking for - the menu!
- Optimized to give you the best viewing experience.
- No more struggling to see small print, or looking at a menu in a dimly lit restaurant.
- Do you use magnification, large print, VoiceOver, a braille display or Voice Control?
Enjoy 1 million fully accessible menus.
Where can I find a menu?
Sample of U. S. cities in the app.
- Atlanta, Georgia - 3,900 Accessible Menus
- Austin, Texas - 4,440 Accessible Menus
- Baltimore, Maryland - 2,280 Accessible Menus
- Boston, Mass - 2,260 Accessible Menus
- Chapel Hill, North Carolina - 200 Accessible Menus
- Charlotte, South Carolina - 2,340 Accessible Menus
- Chicago, Illinois - 9,840 Accessible Menus
- Dallas, Texas - 4,420 Accessible Menus
- Denver, Colorado - 2,420 Accessible Menus
- Durham, North Carolina - 720 Accessible Menus
- Gainesville, Florida - 980 Accessible Menus
- Houston, Texas - 9,520 Accessible Menus
- Jacksonville, Florida - 2,800 Accessible Menus
- Las Vegas, Nevada - 6,240 Accessible Menus
- Los Angelos, California - 10,080 Accessible Menus
- Louisville, Kentucky - 1,760 Accessible Menus
- Little Rock, Arkansas - 600 Accessible Menus
- Memphis, Tennessee - 1,460 Accessible Menus
- Miami, Florida - 5,900 Accessible Menus
- Minneapolis, Minnesota - 1,640 Accessible Menus
- New Orleans, Louisiana - 1,060 Accessible Menus
- New York City, New York - 17,460 Accessible Menus
- Olive Branch, Mississippi - 100 Accessible Menus
- Orlando, Florida - 3,660 Accessible Menus
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 5,520 Accessible Menus
- Phoenix, Arizona - 3,780 Accessible Menus
- Portland, Oregon - 4,040 Accessible Menus
- San Diego, California - 4,100 Accessible Menus
- San Francisco, California - 4,260 Accessible Menus
- Seattle, Washington - 2,740 Accessible Menus
- St. Louis, Missouri - 1,020 Accessible Menus
- Tampa, Florida - 2,780 Accessible Menus
- Washington, DC - 3,220 Accessible Menus
- Wichita, Kansas - 920 Accessible Menus
Sample of Canadian cities in the app.
- Calgary, Alberta - 920 Accessible Menus
- Edmonton,Alberta - 2,780 Accessible Menus
- Halifax, Nova Scotia - 420 Accessible Menus
- Montreal, Quebec - 400 Accessible Menus
- Ottawa,Ontario - 1,900 Accessible Menus
- Toronto, Ontario - 6,260 Accessible Menus
- Vancouver, British Columbia - 2,800 Accessible Menus
- Winnipeg, Manitoba - 1,580 Accessible Menus
Who's in the App?
From fast food to fine dining. Find national and local resturants all in one place.
Starbucks
Morton's Steakhouse
Chick-a-fil
Applebees
Cracker Barrel
Download Now
Try the app for 14 days for free. When the app first opens you can pick either a monthly subscription for $2.99 USD or pay $29.99 USD annually to get 2 months free.
Sharing the accessible menu journey
"I've just subscribed. While I know we can usually go to a restaurant's website to read a menu, it's hit and miss as to whether that site is accessible. To me, this app is worth the 3-dollar monthly subscription, just for convenience." - Gregory, Memphis, TN
"Wow, this can be very useful, especially for travelers. I will hand it to them the way they have this tagged up it very easy to us and navigate." -Jeff Thompson, Blind Ablities Podcast
"VoiceOver reads all page elements.All buttons are clearly labeled.The app is fully accessible with VoiceOver and is easy to navigate and use." -Tristan Bowen, AppleVis
"I'm having a ball using this app. It's totally awesome. -George, Seattle
"I think I'm in love with this app." -Caia, Memphis
"Using Menus4ALL allows me to independently read menus and choose on my own what I am interested in ordering." - Kendall Gibbs, Vision Rehab Professional
VoiceOver Tutorials
Watch more videos on the Menus4ALL YouTube channel.
Menu Reading
Menu Searching
Near Me Tab
Frequently Ask Questions
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How does the Menus4ALL app use my location?
In the ‘Near Me’ tab, your current location is used to find accessible menus up to 20 miles away. You can always change your location preferences in the Privacy Settings on your device. -
How can I search for an accessible menu?
You can search for accessible menus three ways. Select the ‘Search” tab. First select one of the three search types: Restaurant Name, Menu Item, or City. Then type your search term in the text field and select search. -
How are the search results for each of the three search methods determined?
When you search by Restaurant Name, the search results will list menus based on your current location. Searching by Menu Item, will display restaurant menus that include that item based on your current location. When searching by City, restaurant menus from the City center up to 20 miles out will display. You can also search by zip code or street address by using the City search type. -
Can I load more than 100 menus?
Yes, in mosts cases. When a menu list first loads scroll to the very last menu, swipe right, and wait a few seconds. Swipe right again to review up to 50 additional menus. Repeat until full menu list displays. -
Why do accessible menus display only for some of the restaurants in my area and not all restaurants?
Menus4ALL, Inc. purchases restaurant menu data from a major provider of restaurant info in the United States and Canada. We then convert the data to provide you an accessible menu. We add new menus and sometimes remove menus weekly. -
What can I do if there is an issue with and menu?
Located at the bottom of every menus is a “Report this Menu” button. Please tap that button and let use know what’s wrong. We will know which menu and will try to address the problem or remove the menu if the issue cannot be fixed. -
Why are the accessible menus displayed in the Menus4ALL app different from the accessible menus I used to find on the Menus4ALL website?
In June 2022, Menus4ALL Inc. stopped using our previous provider of restaurant info and stopped providing accessible menus through our website. For years, users of Menus4ALL.com asked for a mobile app. Menus4ALL is very excited to find a new restaurant info provider that now allows us to provide 1 million accessible menus throughout the United States and Canada. -
Why do I pay a monthly subscription fee to access the Menus4ALL app?
Your subscription fee allows Menus4ALL Inc. to purchase quality restaurant menu data that updates daily. We convert into accessible menus for your enjoyment. We appreciate your continued support. Without you this app would not be available. -
If I am unable to see my waiter alert flashlight, how do I know for certain that I have it turned on?
When you toggle the waiter alert on, using voiceover, you will hear an audible confirmation that the alert and the phone will vibrate. You will receive the same audible confirmation and haptic feedback when you toggle the alert off. -
If I am in a restaurant, how does the wait staff know why I have used the waiter alert flashlight on my phone to get their attention?
Menus4ALL Inc. built the waiter alert to help users get the attention of the wait staff. We suggested you take a minute when you first get to your table to let the waitstaff know about the function, and that you may use it to get their attention if you need assistance.