Guacamole Menu Template

Guacamole is the one item people order before they have read anything else, so a guacamole menu that buries it under the taco list is wasting its best seller. This template puts it first: three sections, twelve lines, guacamole and dips at the top with the tacos and burritos underneath. Four builds in the 2026 line-up.

An avocado green and bone build at 1280×724 makes the guacamole block the largest thing on the page and gives each version a one-line difference — classic, with pomegranate, with chicharrón — so the upsell is obvious without a word of selling.

A build in charcoal and lime at 1280×724 rebalances toward the tacos: the same three sections, but the taco run takes the centre and the dips sit as a narrow left rail, which is the tacos guacamole menu most counters need.

A vertical build in deep olive and terracotta at 1280×2264 is the full-room version for a guacamole restaurant menu, all three sections down one column with room for a tableside line at the foot.

And a fourth build in warm cream and chipotle at 1280×724 is burrito-led — the guacamole burrito menu — with each burrito written as a base plus two choices and guacamole priced as an add-on rather than hidden in the total.

Change the sections, the dishes and every price. More blank mexican menu template options sit in the category if you want to start from the structure instead of a finished build, and pricing stays in step with the till through the same connection behind the restaurant digital menu boards running above a bar.