Give guests instant access to your menu, ordering, and Wi-Fi with a single scan.
Create your free QR codeThe pandemic pushed QR menus into the mainstream, but restaurants kept them because they actually work. A printed QR code on the table connects guests to your menu, review pages, Wi-Fi, and ordering system without any friction.
Most restaurants start with a menu QR code, but the real value goes further. Link a code on your receipt to your Google Business profile and watch your review count climb. Stick one on your front window pointing to your reservation page. Put another near the register linking to your loyalty program sign-up.
The best restaurant QR codes do one thing well. Don’t send guests to a landing page with ten options. Send them directly to the menu, or directly to the review page. One code, one action.
Table tents work best for dine-in menus. Stick with matte finishes — glossy surfaces cause glare that makes scanning harder. Test every code yourself before putting it in front of a customer. And always have a backup plan for the guest who left their phone in the car.
QR codes won’t replace your host or your servers. They just remove small bits of friction that add up across hundreds of covers a week.
Link to your online menu, a PDF, your Google review page, or your Wi-Fi network. Pick whatever you want guests to reach first.
Add your restaurant logo, match your brand colors, and pick a frame with a call-to-action like 'Scan for Menu.'
Download as PNG or SVG. Print on table tents, receipt holders, window decals, or directly on your physical menu.
Update your menu online instead of reprinting every time a price or dish changes. One QR code lasts as long as the URL stays live.
Guests browse the menu on their phone the moment they sit down. Less waiting means faster ordering and shorter ticket times.
Place a QR code on the check presenter linking straight to your Google review page. Guests leave feedback while the meal is still fresh.
A Wi-Fi QR code on the table lets guests connect instantly. No spelling out a 20-character password.
Upload your menu as a PDF or link to your online menu page, then generate a QR code pointing to that URL. Print it on table tents, coasters, or stickers. Guests scan with their phone camera — no app required.
Yes. Use a dynamic QR code that points to a URL you control. When you change the menu on your website, the same printed QR code shows the updated version automatically.
For table-distance scanning (6-12 inches), a 1-inch by 1-inch QR code works fine. For wall-mounted codes scanned from a few feet away, go with at least 3 inches square.
They save on printing costs and let you update prices or items instantly. But keep a few paper menus on hand for guests who prefer them or have trouble scanning.
Dynamic QR codes include scan analytics — total scans, time of day, and device type. This helps you see which tables or locations get the most engagement.
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