Jan, as usual, thank you very much for your time and your answer. Perfect match!
For the first one, I just can't believe it's custom... It's a very small restaurant and if I clearly remember, they use this typeface for the rest of their collaterals (menus...).
Similars or base font are welcome of course. Thanks.
Thanks a lot Stephen and Mike.
The more I look at "tiramisu", the more I think it's a mix between regular and upright letters ("a", "m", "s" and "u" coming from the italic). FB Belizio would have been a start...
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6.Nov.2009 5.01am
The second one is a free font called Romeral by Juan Pablo De Gregorio.
6.Nov.2009 5.31am
Jan, as usual, thank you very much for your time and your answer. Perfect match!
For the first one, I just can't believe it's custom... It's a very small restaurant and if I clearly remember, they use this typeface for the rest of their collaterals (menus...).
Similars or base font are welcome of course. Thanks.
6.Nov.2009 10.28am
You might like Regime or Vista Slab.
6.Nov.2009 5.23pm
The top one is very close to Ink Gothic at Veer. The alternate faces have very similar letters.
- Mike Yanega
9.Nov.2009 7.53am
Thanks a lot Stephen and Mike.
The more I look at "tiramisu", the more I think it's a mix between regular and upright letters ("a", "m", "s" and "u" coming from the italic). FB Belizio would have been a start...