The most common questions about daily lunch menus and how Menüm works.
A daily menu is a restaurant's discounted lunch offer for that day — typically a soup and a main course at a fixed price. Many places publish a weekly menu, announcing every day of the week in advance.
The quickest way is the "Places near me" button on the home page: we find your city from your location and show the menus within walking distance. You can also browse the Map page, where every restaurant appears on the map, or pick your city by hand. If you share your location, the walking filter narrows the list to 5, 10 or 30 minutes on foot, and every card shows how far the restaurant is.
We collect them automatically from the restaurants' own websites and social pages. Every restaurant links to its source, so you can check the original in one click.
Menus are refreshed on weekday mornings, so the daily offers reflect the state as of that morning. A restaurant may still change something or run out during the day — always confirm the final price on site.
Nothing. Browsing menus is free and needs no account. Signing in only adds the ability to save favourite restaurants and keep an eating log.
Send it to us with the "Suggest a restaurant" button — the name and website are enough. We check whether it publishes a daily menu and add it if it does.
Get in touch on the contact page. If your menu is already on your website or Facebook page there is usually nothing to do: that is where the system reads it from each day.