The menu or daily specials
Upload the menu as a PDF: when dishes or prices change, you replace the file and the table stand stays the same.
Create this codeThe QR codes a restaurant actually needs
A restaurant can replace part of its paper with a few well-placed QR codes: the menu, the Wi-Fi, reviews. The key point: the menu changes often, while table stands are printed once. An editable code means no reprint every time the menu changes.
Useful codes for a restaurant
Customer feedback
A rating and comment page, with a button to your Google listing: put it on the bill or near the exit.
Create this codeWi-Fi
Guests connect without asking staff for the password. Free as a static code if the password never changes.
Create this codeYour social media
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok on one page: handy on the window and takeaway bags.
Create this codePayment or tips
A link to your payment page (SumUp, PayPal, Stripe…) for takeaway or tips.
Create this codeWhere to put them
- On every table, in a stand or under a plate
- In the window, so people can read the menu before coming in
- On the bill and takeaway bags, for reviews
- At the counter, for Wi-Fi and payment
What it costs
Each editable code costs €2.99 once, with no subscription: the 5 codes above come to €14.95. Need several codes of the same type, for example one per table or window? The 5-code pack costs €9.90, or €1.98 per code, and each one keeps its own destination. Colours and your logo are included; each design option (heart, round, “Scan me” frame…) adds €1 per code. Prices are in euros: at checkout, you can pay the equivalent in your own currency.
Content that will never change (Wi-Fi with a fixed password, a permanent link)? Create it as a free QR code: static, no account, it never expires.
Questions
Should I keep a paper menu?
It is a good idea: some guests have no phone or prefer paper. In some countries, such as France, prices must also stay displayed outside: the QR code adds to that display, it does not replace it.
How many codes for 15 tables?
One menu code is enough: print it as many times as you need, they all open the same menu. Only take several codes to count scans per spot (dining room, terrace, window).
What happens when the menu changes?
You upload the new PDF in your account: every printed code shows the new menu straight away.