Restaurant Crossed Knife Fork black filled icon

About the Restaurant Crossed Knife Fork black filled icon

A table knife and a four-tine fork cross near their handles to form an X, with the blade angled up on the left and the tines pointing up on the right. It is the common shorthand for dining rather than a specific dish, so it works as a restaurant map pin, a menu section header, a food category tile in delivery apps and a wayfinding sign in malls or food courts.

Two long tapered strokes and rounded handle ends keep the mark balanced on a square grid, and the open space at the crossing point stops it from filling in when scaled down. It sits naturally beside cafe, bar and hotel icons. Use it at 24 px or larger on map pins.

This is the solid black filled version of the restaurant crossed knife fork icon: a bold silhouette that reads clearly at 16-24 px and on dark or busy backgrounds, and prints well in one colour.

Download it free as a scalable SVG vector or transparent-background PNG in seven sizes (16 to 512px), copy the SVG code straight into your project, or open it in the free online editor to change colors, apply gold, silver, neon and gradient styles, animate it, or convert it to EPS, PDF and DXF.

Free for personal and commercial use with attribution.