How does a QR code menu with ordering work for my tables?

Each table gets its own QR code. A guest scans it and opens your menu already linked to that table, then places an order that goes to your staff and kitchen.

Do my guests need to download an app to use QR code ordering?

No. The menu opens in the phone browser after a scan. There is no account to create and nothing to install.

Can a QR code menu show in more than one language?

Yes. Guests can pick from the languages you have turned on, which include English, French and Arabic. Dishes show in a language only if you or the translation tool have provided it.

What if a guest scans the QR code but I want staff to approve the order first?

You can turn auto-accept off. Orders then wait on the orders board until someone accepts them, instead of going straight to the kitchen.

Can I print QR codes for tables and posters from the system?

Yes. The QR codes page generates a code for each table and for your menu, and lays them out as A4 or A5 posters or table tents. You can also print posters for reservations, reviews and loyalty.

QR ordering

QR code menu and table ordering system

The menu is already at the table

A QR code menu ordering system with one code per table. Guests browse in their language, order in rounds, call a waiter or ask for the bill, without an app and without waving.

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01
A menu from a photo
Photograph your printed menu and the items, prices and categories are read into the system. Fix what needs fixing and publish.
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02
Dine-in, pickup and delivery
The same menu serves a table code, a takeaway counter and a delivery address, with the delivery zone and minimum checked before the order lands.
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03
Call waiter, request bill
Two taps on the guest side, one request on the POS floor. Requests are rate-limited so a table cannot flood the pass.

How to start

What you do in the back office to switch it on.

Add your tables and their seats.
Print the QR code for each table.
Finish the setup checklist and open the restaurant.

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How it works

Picture a guest who sits at table 4 on a busy evening and wants to order without waiting for a menu.

The guest scans the QR code printed for table 4. The restaurant menu opens in the browser, in a language the restaurant offers, with no app to install.
The guest adds dishes and sends the order. It is tied to the table and arrives on the orders board and the kitchen, or waits for staff to accept it if auto-accept is off.
Later, the guest can order another round, call a waiter or ask for the bill from the same page. The request shows up for staff on the floor.
When the table is ready to pay, staff settle the bill at the POS. If the restaurant has turned on paying at the table, the guest can also pay from the phone.

What you need

Guests need a phone with a camera or QR reader and a mobile browser. No account and no app are needed.
The guest needs a mobile or wifi connection to see the menu and place an order. The page does not take orders offline.
You need a published menu and your tables added in the admin area, then the QR codes printed. Posters and table cards come in A4, A5 and table tent sizes.

What it does not do

Rotating a table QR code makes every printed card for that table stop working, so they must be reprinted.
Waiter and bill requests are limited per table, so repeated taps do not flood the staff. A guest may need to wait a minute before sending another.
Paying from the phone at the table depends on your plan and payment setup. Which plans include it is listed on this page.

QR code menu and table ordering system

A menu from a photo

Dine-in, pickup and delivery

Call waiter, request bill

How to start

Good for

How it works

What you need

What it does not do

Questions owners ask

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