The phrase "a menu that includes a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a menu that features specific items or options.
Example: "The restaurant offers a menu that includes a variety of vegetarian dishes."
Alternatives: "a menu featuring" or "a menu with".
Long press on the screen to pop up a menu that includes a Folders option.
It's a haven for vegetarians, with a menu that includes a meatless Reuben sandwich ($4.75).
It has 17 draft beers and a menu that includes a salad and short ribs served with pureed parsnips.
Chef Bill Austin is planning a menu that includes a minestrone of grilled seafood and black cabbage, sauteed eggplant with a fresh basil and plum tomato sauce and roasted pork loin with rosemary and garlic in a honey and herb crust.
The SUNSET GRILL (615-386-3663, $110) has a menu that includes a traditional range of steaks and chops and sizzling regional specialties like voodoo pasta: a mixture of pepper fettuccine, chicken, shrimp and andouille sausage under a spicy tomato sauce.
The restaurants will offer a menu that includes a choice of appetizer, main course, sides and dessert.
Nor did she have any qualms about eating from a menu that includes an 18-ounce bone-in rib-eye steak.
The restaurant serves breakfast, with a menu that includes an egg and cheese omelet, egg sandwich (choice of meat or cheese) and a breakfast burrito.
At the end of a particularly rocky week for the stock market, a capacity crowd was eager to peruse a menu that included a densely marbled $92 American wagyu rib-eye and a $45 plate of snowy Dover sole.
JAY JOLLY, the Whitney's account executive at the Glorious Food catering company, worked out a menu that included a dessert of mango and mint sorbets and candied orange slices.
Illustrations by Saul Steinberg are fittingly whimsical: a lunch menu that includes a dental chart; a place setting made up of a hammer, pliers, and screwdriver.
