This report provides an analysis of menu development, planning, and design, specifically focusing on Vanderlyle, a UK-based farm-to-table restaurant. It explores the principles of menu planning, including balancing customer preferences, gender, race, religious beliefs, medical requirements, lifestyle choices, and costs. The report contrasts different menu types such as Ă la carte, table d'hĂ´te, set menus, specials, and menus for functions and special occasions. It also provides recommendations for impacting menu design, considering factors like market research, course structure, pricing, layout, staffing, equipment, and legal requirements. The report includes a sample menu tailored for Vanderlyle, emphasizing balance, price competitiveness, and diversity. The evaluation of the menu is discussed with face-to-face feedback and feedback forms from the customers. Desklib provides more resources and solved assignments for students.