How to Design a Menu-Like Product Display Experience in Magento (Inspired by Starbucks-Style UX)?

[nooryasmeef3c6]

Hi everyone,

I'm working on enhancing the visual and functional layout of my Magento store to create a more intuitive and menu-style browsing experience—similar to how popular brands like Starbucks present their food and drink menus. My goal is to make products easier to navigate for customers, especially when offering many variations or bundled items.

Has anyone here implemented custom product grids or used extensions to create a clean, categorized, and scroll-friendly product showcase that mimics a “menu board” layout? I’d love tips on optimizing for both desktop and mobile while keeping load times fast.

Also, for inspiration and reference, I’ve been analyzing how structured product display works on platforms like star-bucks menu

Looking forward to hearing your insights and thanks in advance!

[daisydani1cebe]

Designing a menu-like product display in Magento, inspired by Starbucks-style UX, involves creating a visually appealing and intuitive layout that lets users easily browse, filter, and select items—much like choosing a drink at a café. Key elements include clear categorization, minimalistic design, and engaging visuals to guide user decisions quickly. This user-first approach is similar to how Story Anonimo presents its functionality. Just as Story Anonimo offers a simple, focused experience for viewing Instagram Stories anonymously, a Starbucks-style product menu in Magento should deliver a clean, task-oriented interface that helps users complete their goals efficiently without distractions.

[freddymenu2ab9]

Hi there,

I really like your idea of turning your Magento store into a “menu board” style layout. It’s a smart way to help customers browse quickly, especially when you have lots of variations. For inspiration, you could look at how Freddy’s presents their menu so clearly. Here’s the link if you want to check it out: Freddy’s Pizza menu.

Good luck with your updates. I hope it works out great for you.

[checkermen8ee9]

Take a cue from Checker Menu a bold food-inspired concept that mixes fast food cravings with UX simplicity. Instead of overwhelming users, it guides them by craving-type: spicy, cheesy, sweet, etc. You can apply this concept even in non-food industries by categorizing products by mood, need, or occasion.