This report provides an analysis of menu development, planning, and design within the context of Devine Restaurant Coffee Bar in London. It explores the principles of menu planning, including balancing nutrients and flavors, emphasizing variety, adding contrast, considering color, and ensuring eye appeal. Different types of menus, such as static, cyclic, and A La Carte, are compared and contrasted. The report also examines customer and business requirements that influence menu design, such as current customer trends, customer needs (price, quality, convenience, and choice), availability of equipment and facilities, experienced staff, and current legislation. A realistic plan for menu development is presented, including developing a menu concept, conducting market research, costing and pricing the menu, and testing and evaluating the menu produced. The importance of aligning the menu with customer preferences, business objectives, and future trends is emphasized to maximize profitability and gain a competitive advantage.