"revamped menu" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a menu that has been updated, revised, or given a fresh new look. Example: The restaurant's revamped menu now includes more vegetarian options and a variety of locally-sourced ingredients.
And a revamped menu might help sales.
The revamped menu now includes a few new family-style appetizers and gives diners the option of ordering all pastas as small plates.
"What the remodel and revamped menu have done, rather than change the restaurant drastically, is restore Spago to its former glory".
Today Harvest has extended its opening hours to include dinner twice a week, has a slightly revamped menu, and two beautifully appointed villas out the back.
Greggs has told investors that profits will beat expectations, as it continues to reap rewards from a revamped menu of hot drinks and sandwiches.
Paul M. Mangiamele, chief executive of Bennigan's Franchising, said he had come up with a new design for stores and a revamped menu that would inject new life into the brand.
Restaurants, movie theaters, stadiums and cafes are preparing revamped menus and stocking smaller cups in compliance with the new regulations.
Resurgent chains like Burger King Worldwide and Yum Brands Taco Belll are challenging McDonald's in the United States with revamped menus, celebrity endorsers and a renewed focus on low-priced food.
Legends -- which is co-owned by the Yankees, the Dallas Cowboys and Goldman Sachs -- seems to have gotten the vendors' message, judging from revamped menus now found inside the stadium.
Over the last few weeks, Wolfgang Puck's Spago and McCarty's Michael's have softly opened the doors on radically new restaurants, with fresh design and totally revamped menus.
They are revamping menus, lowering prices, offering special prix fixe meals, even instituting frequent-diner programs.
