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QR menus for cafés and restaurants:two simple ways
Dishes, prices and availability change — a QR points guests to the live digital menu. Your business stays in safe hands: update the menu without reprinting every table sticker.
Why QR menus help
Menus change often. New dishes appear, items sell out, prices move.
Reprinting a full set every time is rarely convenient.
A QR code opens the digital menu in one scan — no long URLs, no extra questions for the waiter.
How it works
QR on the table → guest opens the camera → scans → menu opens on the phone.
- Table QRvisible
- Scancamera
- Menuopens
Two ways to build a QR menu
Pick the option you already have. Both work the same way in our generator.
Option 1. A link to your menu on your website
Already have a site with a menu page? Perfect.
Copy the link to that menu and paste it into the QR generator.
Guests scan and land on your live dishes and prices.
You’re essentially embedding your venue’s site into a QR code — one link, one step.
Option 2. A menu file: PDF, image or another document
No website? That’s fine too.
Create a PDF in Google Docs, a large image of the menu, or any file that shows your dishes clearly.
Upload it to cloud storage — Google Drive, for example — and copy the share/view link.
Paste that link into the generator and you have a QR menu for your tables.
Link or file changed? No problem
New prices, a seasonal menu, a different PDF or page — you don’t need to reprint stickers.
Sign in to a free account and edit the QR content anytime.
The code on the table stays the same. Only the destination changes — completely free.
Premium features — free for your business
With QRcode Global you get a wide set of tools that usually cost money:
- scan statistics
- edit content anytime
- change QR style
- compare QR codes
- download analytics for your reports
- scan map
- and much more — all in your account, free
Your venue gets a modern tool without extra cost or complexity.
Placement
- visible
- large enough
- high contrast
- easy to reach while seated
Paper menus can stay
QR doesn’t have to replace print — it can sit alongside it.
Add: "Want the latest menu? Scan the QR."