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Organize your menu with collections

Collections are your menu's categories — create them, order them, run seasonal ones, and control the product order inside each.

Updated July 4, 2026

Collections are the sections of your menu — Appetizers, Mains, Family Trays. Customers browse your menu collection by collection, so how you organize them is how your menu reads.

  • Create and reorder — new collections land at the end of the list; drag them into the order you want customers to see. Products inside a collection have their own order too.
  • Dress them up — each collection can carry a description and a hero image.
  • Hide without deleting — unpublish a collection to pull it off the menu while you rework it.
  • Deleting — when you delete a collection, you can move its products into another collection instead of losing them.

Seasonal menus

Running a Ramadan or summer menu? Build the collection ahead of time and keep it unpublished, then publish it when the season starts and unpublish it when it ends. (Collections have publish-date fields, but those scheduled dates don't yet flip the storefront automatically — so publish and unpublish it yourself when the time comes.)

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about menu collections

Practical answers about menu collections in KitchenRush.

Can I rearrange or hide menu collections?

Create and reorder — new collections land at the end of the list; drag them into the order you want customers to see. Products inside a collection have their own order too.

Hide without deleting — unpublish a collection to pull it off the menu while you rework it.

Will seasonal menu dates publish a collection automatically?

Running a Ramadan or summer menu? Build the collection ahead of time and keep it unpublished, then publish it when the season starts and unpublish it when it ends. (Collections have publish-date fields, but those scheduled dates don't yet flip the storefront automatically — so publish and unpublish it yourself when the time comes.)