Menu
A menu was a readable listing of available selections for customers in bars, cafes and restaurants, as well as computer users.

Captain Jonathan Archer asked T'Pol for some good Vulcan menu suggestions to "break the ice" with Vulcan Captain Vanik at dinner aboard  in 2151. ()

The Shipyard Bar featured a menu with a hamburger and various beverages on its cover. ()

The mess hall aboard  in 2256 included a menu display for Earth, showing choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as miscellaneous items. ()

The waiter Edouard kept a glass menu when presenting Captain Jean-Luc Picard a table at the holographic recreation of the Café des Artistes. ()

In 2399, Caler browsed the menu of Dahj Asha's replicator, which he humorously called "tragic", as one of the items listed was a vanilla-flavored beverage. ()

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Background information 

Though not readable in the episode, the Café des Artistes menu was reproduced in the reference book Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Continuing Mission on page 67.

A number of menus used on Star Trek were sold as part of the It's A Wrap! sale and auction, including Sisko's Creole Kitchen , the 602 Club , and the St. Francis   .

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