Digital QR menu: explained simply.
The guest scans a code on the table and sees your menu on their phone straight away. Here you learn how it works and what it brings you.
By Patryk Awierianow ·
With a digital QR menu, the guest scans the QR code on the table and sees your menu in the browser immediately: with photos, in their language and always up to date. No app, no download. Ordering at the table can be added on request.
What it looks like for the guest
Fresh catch of the day [example]
With tomatoes and basil [example]
Homemade [example]
What the paper menu costs
- Always out of date. Prices change, dishes run out. Reprinting costs time and money.
- Language problems. Guests from all over the world do not understand the menu and ask about every dish.
- No pictures. Without photos, guests order cautiously and often less.
What your QR menu can do
Scanning is enough. The guest does not have to install anything.
Every dish with a picture and a short description.
Montenegrin, English, German and more, at the touch of a button.
You change prices, dishes and daily specials in minutes.
Clear labelling for allergens, vegetarian and vegan.
Colours, logo and style of your venue, also on the QR stands.
The menu works on every phone (responsive) and can be shown in several languages (multilingual).
Five steps to the table
- 01Conversation
We look at your venue and your menu.
- 02Content
Dishes, prices, photos and translations are prepared.
- 03Design
The menu gets the look of your venue.
- 04QR codes
We supply the QR codes for tables, bar and entrance.
- 05Start
The menu goes live and we show your team how to maintain it.
Who is it for?
- Restaurants: full menu with photos and daily specials
- Cafés and bars: drinks, cocktails and happy hour
- Beach bars: the menu on the sun lounger, without soggy paper pages
- Hotels: restaurant, room service and bar in one menu
- Konobas: traditional cuisine that every guest can understand
- Fast food and bakeries: a quick overview, a quicker decision
If you want to go a step further, you can let guests order directly at the table. How that works is explained in the article Smart ordering, and the matching app is called Digital Waiter. The service is under Digital QR menu, the prices on the prices page. For hotels, the industry page shows how the menu fits into the website.
Terms in this article
Explained simply, without jargon.
- QR code
- A square pattern you scan with your phone camera that opens a web page directly, for example your menu. More
- Multilingual
- The website exists in several languages, each with its own address, so guests and Google find the right version. More
- Responsive (mobile view)
- The website adapts automatically to the screen size and looks just as good on a phone as on a computer. We build for the phone first because most visitors are there. More
Frequently asked questions
Do guests need an app?
No. The guest scans the QR code and sees the menu directly in the browser.
Can I change prices myself?
Yes. You change prices, dishes and daily specials in minutes. We show your team how.
Is the menu available in several languages?
Yes. Montenegrin, English, German and more, at the touch of a button.
More on this: matching pages and projects
Keep reading
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