Advertise your eatery using our Pizza Restaurant Brochure Template! This universal blank can be used to promote any restaurant and save you money and time. You can utilize a ready-made trifold structure, placeholders, and sample text for free! Get this PowerPoint and Google Slides brochure template and see how easily you can make a unique handout!

Trifold Brochure Structure

The trifold layout is one of the most convenient and capacious brochure options. The template is divided into six blocks, allowing you to structure the information correctly and effectively.

This restaurant brochure includes the following sections:

The cover page has enough space for the restaurant logo, contact information, and details about the work time.
The Contact Us page includes placeholders for addresses, websites, and social media links (you can even include a QR code).
Our History section can be used to type any details about your restaurant.
From the other side of the brochure, there are ready-made placeholders for a menu, special offers, daily specials, and more.

Start using the easy-to-customize pamphlet template for free now! We also offer hundreds of other brochure layouts on our site.

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Created: March 3, 2025
Author: Halyna Uygur
DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
Size: 297 x 210 mm
Free Standard Google fonts
Compatible: Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint
Color: White
Style: Simple
Downloads: 25
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It takes a lot of work to make content, so we ask you to use a link to show where it came from. Please tell us where you'll be putting the template, like on a website, social media, blog, ebook, or newsletter.

If this is used on websites, social media, blogs, ebooks, newsletters, etc.

Just take this link and put it somewhere easy to see, right next to the image if you can. If you can't do that, you can put it at the bottom of your website, blog, or newsletter, or in a section where you list credits. This way, people know who made the template.

https://thegoodocs.com/brochure-tempates/pizza-restaurant-brochure.php

For printed materials (books, clothing, flyers, posters, invitations, advertising, etc.

Insert the attribution line close to where you’re using the template. If that’s not possible, place it in the credits section. For example: "Template by TheGoodocs". This cover has been designed using templates from TheGoodocs.com

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