Food and Beverage Replicas for Restaurant Displays

A restaurant’s window display is its business card. Eye-catching presentation attracts new customers, increases sales, and helps your restaurant stand out from the competition.

Using realistic food and drink replicas is a proven marketing tool that:
✔ Grabs attention and stimulates appetite.
✔ Showcases your menu visually, making it easier for customers to choose.
✔ Increases conversion rates, encouraging passersby to step inside.
✔ Speeds up service, as guests already know what they want to order.

Boost customer traffic with a well-designed restaurant display!
Check out our photo gallery for inspiration and learn how to make your restaurant more attractive and profitable.

Visitors order dishes from the central shelf more often, that’s why the most expensive dishes are usually located on the central shelf.

The middle shelf gets the most attention! Place your most expensive and best-selling dishes here to drive more orders.

An interesting idea! Shelves with food and drinks models in front of the windows make restaurant’s facade creative and attractive.

An eye-catching restaurant facade! Shelves with food and drink replicas in front of the window make the venue stand out and attract customers.

Correct angle for plates with main courses and desserts: it is usually 45-60 degrees, for the best visibility.

Perfect dish display! Food and dessert replicas are placed at a 45-60 degree angle for better visibility and customer attraction.

A splendid decoration of display window: hundreds of champagne glasses sparkle under bright artificial illumination.

Elegant display! Hundreds of champagne glasses sparkle under the lights, creating a stylish and eye-catching accent.

Cooling display windows with shelves and bright illumination are suitable for food models.

Perfect presentation! Refrigerated displays with shelves and bright lighting are ideal for showcasing food replicas and attracting customers.

Photos of meals, which models didn’t fit into the display window, are demonstrated on the stand by the restaurant’s entrance.

A great addition to food replicas! Food photos, lunch menus, and the main menu at the entrance enhance the display’s impact and attract more guests.

When a display window with food models is located by widely opened doors of the restaurant, people decide to come in with no hesitation.

Open doors + food replicas = more guests! This setup makes it easier for passersby to decide to step inside.

Wrong decision: display window, designed in blue color. The blue color of the display window doesn’t fit the colors of food and suppresses appetite.

Avoid blue! A blue-toned display clashes with food colors and reduces appetite. Use warm shades for a more inviting look.

A professionally designed display window, made in a shape of house stove, brings a sense of warmth, comfort and triggers associations with home-made food.

Cozy & appetizing! A display styled as a home oven creates warmth and evokes delicious homemade food associations.

An angle-shaped display window of a restaurant, located on the halls crossing, is well visible from all angles for all visitors of food hall in the mall.

Maximum visibility! A corner display at an intersection is easily seen from all sides, attracting more visitors.

Takeout meals and restaurant dishes differ in design and composition, so models are located in different display windows, for customers’ convenience.

Easy navigation! Takeout and dine-in food replicas are displayed separately, making it easier for customers to choose.

Set lunches models in display window increase average bill of the canteen and reduce time for service provision.

More orders, less wait! Displaying set meal replicas boosts average check and speeds up service.

An outstanding model of spaghetti, “frozen in motion”, “soaked” with a thick cheese sauce surprises and amazes people, and persuades them to enter the restaurant.

Spectacular display! A floating spaghetti replica grabs attention, amazes passersby, and entices them to enter the restaurant.

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