app_delegate.rb

class AppDelegate

  def applicationDidFinishLaunching(notification)
    MainMenu.build!

    MainMenu[:app].subscribe :quit do |_|
      NSApp.terminate(self)
    end

    MainMenu[:file].subscribe :new do |_|
      puts "new"
    end

    MainMenu[:file].subscribe :close do |_|
      puts "close"
    end

    MainMenu[:file].subscribe :open do |_|
      puts "open"
    end

  end

end

main_menu.rb

class MainMenu
  extend DrinkMenu::MenuBuilder

  menuItem :quit do |item|
    item.title = 'Quit'
    item.keyEquivalent = 'q'
  end

  menuItem :open do |item|
    item.title = 'Open'
    item.keyEquivalent = 'o'
  end

  menuItem :new, title: 'New'

  menuItem :close do |item|
    item.title = 'Close'
    item.keyEquivalent = 'w'
  end

  mainMenu :app, title: 'Blah' do
    quit
  end

  mainMenu :file, title: 'File'  do
    new
    open
    ___
    close
  end

end

I like this, but I wonder if a hash syntax would work better (at least for me).

class MainMenu
  extend DrinkMenu::MenuBuilder

  def menu_data
    {
      app: [
        { title: 'Quit', key: 'q' }
      ],
      file: [
        { title: "Open", key: 'o' },
        { title: "New" },
        ___,
        { title: "Close", key: "w" }
      ]
    }
  end 
end

Discussion on issue: joefiorini/drink-menu#1