QR codes have become essential for restaurants, cafés and pubs. They offer a hygienic, efficient way to share menus, take orders and connect with customers.

Digital Menus

Replace paper menus with a QR code that links to your online menu. Update dishes, prices and specials instantly without reprinting. Use a URL QR code to link to your menu page.

Table Placement

Place QR codes on tables, in menu holders or printed on table tents. Ensure the code is large enough to scan from a seated position — typically at least 2–3 cm across.

WiFi Access

Create a WiFi QR code so customers can connect without asking for the password. Display it on tables or at the counter.

Google Reviews

Encourage reviews with a Google Review QR code on the bill or receipt. Happy customers are more likely to leave a review if it is easy.

Static vs Dynamic QR Codes

Static QR codes are fine for menus that rarely change. If you update your menu frequently, consider a dynamic QR code (available on our Pro plan) so you can change the link without reprinting the QR code.

Testing Before Printing

Test on both iPhone and Android devices.
Scan from the actual distance customers will use.
Test in different lighting conditions.
Print a sample before ordering large quantities.