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Fridge magnets for restaurants, cafes and takeaway

Fridge magnets for restaurants and takeaway as low as 10 cents each when ordering larger quantities. The decision they influence happens at 6pm on a weeknight, standing in front of the fridge.

What to put on it

  • Your direct ordering number, larger than anything else, and framed as the better option — 'order direct' rather than just a number.
  • Opening hours by day. The most common reason a customer picks a competitor is not knowing whether you are open.
  • A short menu of your best-selling items with prices. Not the full menu — the fridge magnet's job is to trigger the decision, not replace the menu.
  • Delivery radius or minimum order, so you are not fielding calls you cannot serve.

Why fridge magnets for restaurants, cafes and takeaway work

Takeaway is decided in the kitchen, usually by someone who has already opened the fridge, found nothing appealing and closed it again. A magnet is physically present at that exact moment — which is a position no app or ad can occupy.

It also works against the delivery platforms. A household that orders through an aggregator costs you 25 to 35 percent in commission. A magnet with your direct number is the cheapest tool available for shifting repeat customers to ordering direct, and it pays for itself on the first order.

Which format suits

A5

Fits a short menu with prices plus hours and the phone number. The most effective format for takeaway.

Standard DL

Hours and number with room for a few signature items. Suits letterbox drops in the delivery radius.

Business Card

Goes in the bag with every order at the lowest cost per unit.

Common questions

What should a restaurant put on a fridge magnet?
Your direct ordering number in the largest text, opening hours by day, and a short list of best sellers with prices. Hours matter more than most owners expect — customers pick a competitor when they aren't sure you're open.
Do menu fridge magnets still work?
They work because the takeaway decision happens in the kitchen, in front of the fridge. A magnet is physically present at that moment, and it carries your direct number rather than a delivery platform taking 25 to 35 percent commission.
What size magnet for a takeaway menu?
A5 (210 × 148mm) fits a short menu with prices, hours and your number legibly. DL suits hours and a few signature items, and business card size goes in the bag with every order.
How many should a restaurant order?
The minimum order is just 50 units, so a small cafe can test the idea cheaply. Busier venues order 1,000 to 5,000 — enough to include one with every order for a year plus a letterbox drop across the delivery radius.
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