&gt; Photos of food and other products help create desire, answer common questions, and set expectations for a high-quality experience<p>Uhhh, no. Maybe it&#x27;s a cultural thing, but here in England no restaurants have pictures. It&#x27;s cheap and tacky, and it&#x27;s a huge red flag when you encounter a rare one that feels the need to show you photographs of bowls of pasta&#x2F;steaks. I defy you to show me any European restaurant that treats it&#x27;s customers like children by showing them brightly coloured pictures of their food on the menu.<p>The only exception I can think of is the desert menus for Indian restaurants, but that&#x27;s mainly because they don&#x27;t really &#x27;do&#x27; desert and just buy the ice cream and menus from some distributor as a package.