Updated: October 2026
Menu Price Wise aims to be usable for everyone. Whether you are checking a menu price on your phone, using a screen reader, navigating with a keyboard, or reading with larger text, we want the site to work well for you. This statement explains what we are doing toward that goal, where we know we still have limits, and how you can tell us about a problem you run into.
We are a small, independent guide to US restaurant menu prices, and we are not affiliated with any restaurant chain. Accessibility is an ongoing effort for us, not a one-time checkbox. We will keep improving the site as we learn about barriers that visitors face.
What We Aim For
We aim to build and maintain the site so that its core content — restaurant names, menu items, prices, and guides — is easy to find, read, and understand. In practice, that means we try to:
- Use clear headings and a logical page structure, so screen readers and keyboard users can move through a page in a sensible order.
- Write in plain, everyday language, and keep sentences and paragraphs short where possible.
- Use readable text sizes and strong contrast between text and background on our main content.
- Make sure pages work with a keyboard alone, without needing a mouse for basic reading and navigation.
- Give images that carry meaning a helpful text description, and avoid using images alone to convey important information such as a price.
- Keep page layouts simple and consistent, so you do not have to relearn the site on every page.
- Make sure the site works on phones and tablets as well as on desktop computers, since many visitors check prices while they are out.
What We Do Not Claim
We want to be honest here. We have not had this site formally audited or certified by an outside accessibility organization, and we do not claim a formal certification or a specific conformance level that we have not verified. If a page says it meets a particular standard, that claim would need to be backed by testing — and we will not make that claim until we have done that work.
Instead, this statement describes our goals and our current practices in good faith. We believe that being upfront about where we stand is more useful to you than an impressive-sounding badge that does not reflect real testing.
Known Limits
Because this is a growing site with many pages, some areas may not yet be as accessible as we would like. Known limits may include:
- Some older or longer menu pages may have tables or lists that are harder to scan with a screen reader.
- Some images may still lack a complete text description, especially on pages published early in the site’s life.
- Third-party content, such as advertisements and embedded tools from other providers, is controlled by those providers, and we cannot guarantee that every ad or widget meets the same accessibility goals as our own content.
- Some restaurant menus change frequently, and a page that was recently updated may still need a fresh accessibility pass.
We are working through these areas page by page, starting with our most-visited pages, and we welcome reports that help us prioritize the fixes that matter most to real visitors.
How to Report an Accessibility Issue
If you find a barrier on this site — for example, a page that is hard to navigate with a keyboard, text that is difficult to read, a missing description, or a form that does not work with your assistive technology — please let us know through our Contact page. When you write in, it helps if you can include:
- The page where you had the problem, with its address if you can copy it.
- A short description of what happened and what you were trying to do.
- The device, browser, or assistive technology you were using, if you know it.
We read messages sent through the Contact page and will do our best to look into genuine accessibility reports, fix what we can, and reply where a reply is possible. We do not publish a separate email address for accessibility reports, because the Contact page is the reliable way to reach us, and it keeps your message in one place where we can act on it.
Helpful Alternatives
If a particular page is difficult for you to use, you can also try your browser’s built-in tools, such as increasing the text size, turning on reader mode, or using your device’s screen reader or magnification settings. Those tools work with most of our pages because our content is mainly text-based. If none of that helps for a specific price you need, please contact us through the Contact page and tell us which restaurant and item you were looking for — we will try to help you find that information.
Keeping This Statement Current
We will review and update this statement as the site grows and as we make accessibility improvements. The date at the top of this page shows when it was last updated. Thank you for helping us make Menu Price Wise easier for everyone to use.
Please note: any menu prices shown on this site may vary by location.