Best way to design food flyers in Adobe Express?

What I like to do when I’m designing something is search inspiration in real life and try to find similar fonts
The next best thing is to look for what other designers have done  - and, without copying - look at what makes thing tick:

For example, you can search on Behance
I found that
https://www.behance.net/search/projects/food%20fonts
 

Typography contrast depends not only on the colours used for the text and background, but also the legibility and readability of the text (readability is the ability to simply read the words, and legibility is the ability to recognise text and shapes, may they be seen entirely or partially hidden: These are complementary concepts). That include choosing a typeface that is easy to read when the reader has only have 2 seconds to do so.

But more generally, the typography must follow the general mood of the flyer: A burger is not styled in the same way as a lobster Thermidor so you need to find things that make sense within a specific context.
If you find something you like, you can go to Adobe Fonts , use the little camera icon in the top bar
 

and upload an image, it will analyse the image and text, and try to either find the same font, or find close matches, it will also find you what’s called fonts pairings, two different fonts that go well together.

You can also filter the fonts themselves by characteristics: For example, for a fast food menu, I would choose a thick sans serif: Bold, impactful, unapologetic...
So you can choose that in Adobe fonts on the left panel

If you have a premium account for Adobe Express, know that all the fonts available on Adobe Fonts can be used within Adobe express. So note the name and find them within Express directly. You can also upload an image and let Adobe Express find you font recommendations:

Upload your image, choose the text option, and type something, you’ll then find fonts recommendations in the left bar
 

The last thing would be to absolutely avoid using any of those “brush paint”:  fonts, they have become associated with poor effort design made by AI without any designer oversight and have become cringe and lend themselves to ridicule online. (You know the ones!)
You got a great tool to design, so use your own taste and make your own decisions.

Hello,

When designing food flyers in Adobe Express, use high-quality food photos, clear headings, readable fonts, and simple price labels. Highlight popular items and keep the layout uncluttered. I often look at https://sheetzzmenu.com/ for food categories, menu descriptions, prices, and calorie details that can help inspire flyer content.

If you're using Adobe Express for food flyers, bold sans-serif fonts usually work best because they stay readable over busy food photos. Try Bebas Neue, Anton, or Montserrat for headlines — they give that clean, modern “food poster” feel.

For contrast, add a dark or light overlay behind your text instead of changing fonts too much. It keeps things readable on mobile and makes the food image pop.

I’ve done a few fast-food style graphics myself, and this combo (bold headline + simple body font + overlay) works almost every time.

Hey @Ronan_Beckett8747, Welcome to our community! 

Have you tried the Adobe Express Generate Template feature to see if it generates according to your requirements? You may need to describe the requirements in detail, and Adobe Express would give you some related options for such a template. (screenshot attached)

You can also go to the Template option in the left side panel, select 'Template', then select 'Food' or search for 'food-related templates. This would provide you with pre-existing related templates. (screenshot attached)  

Let us know if this helps!

Best!