Present a single restaurant cocktail menu as a realistic printed mockup, angled on the Surface with believable folds, texture, contact shadows and subtle edge highlights. Apply the Design Style through restrained geometric ornament, fine fan motifs, symmetrical linework and elegant period-inspired spacing. Use the Color Palette across the paper, ink and decorative details, with the Venue Name as the largest element. Arrange the Section Headings in three clearly separated sections, with the Item Names and Prices aligned on a consistent grid and the prices right-aligned. Include the Footer Line as a small, discreet final detail. Use no more than two typefaces: a refined decorative display face for the venue and headings, plus a highly legible supporting face for menu items and prices. Keep the copy sparse, correctly spelled and fully legible, with no overlapping text, illustrations or edge cropping. Photograph the menu in dim, warm light with a subtle cinematic atmosphere. No watermarks, logos, QR codes or border around the image itself.
Use these details:
Venue Name: "The Velvet Room"
Section Headings: ["Signature Cocktails", "Classics", "Zero-Proof"]
Item Names: ["Black Dahlia", "Gold Rush", "Midnight Negroni", "Old Fashioned", "French 75", "Citrus Fizz"]
Prices: ["$16", "$15", "$17", "$14", "$15", "$11"]
Footer Line: "Cocktail Lounge • 8 PM–2 AM"
Design Style: "Art deco"
Color Palette: "black, antique gold and deep charcoal"
Surface: "dark velvet"
Lighting: "dim, warm directional light"
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