Menu first
Organize public menu vocabulary into fast, thumb-friendly choices.
01 The Alamo taco field guide
A bold, bilingual menu journey imagined for the Tower Road stop—built to get hungry people from “what sounds good?” to “let’s go.”
*Publicly listed hours; verify before traveling.
02 Why this concept
Google currently points visitors to a Facebook page. This concept shows what an owned, menu-first experience could do: make public favorites easier to explore, put visit details in one place, and create a clear path toward future online ordering.
Organize public menu vocabulary into fast, thumb-friendly choices.
One tap moves the whole journey between English and Spanish.
Make hours, location, and social channels easy to reach.
04 Bilingual order-flow prototype
Try how a future menu journey could feel. Nothing is ordered, sent, priced, or saved.
Preview only—no order was sent, no selection was saved, and availability is not live.
05 The route
*Hours can change. Verify with the business before traveling.
FROM “WHAT SOUNDS GOOD?”
TO “LET'S GO.”