Your restaurant’s QR menu, always up to date
One QR per table opens the day’s menu on the customer’s phone, with photos and in Spanish, Catalan and English. Nothing to install, and nothing to reprint when a price changes.
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Change the price at the till and it has changed
The QR menu is served from the same catalogue the POS works from, so there are never two menus to maintain. Put the set menu’s price up at the till and the customer’s phone already shows it; take off a dish that has run out and it disappears from the menu straight away. That is the real reason to have a digital menu rather than a PDF on a link: a PDF starts ageing the day you upload it, and ends up showing prices you no longer charge, which is worse than having no menu at all. There is nothing to reprint, nothing to laminate, and no sticker to put over the old price.
Three languages, with nobody translating by hand
The menu runs in Spanish, Catalan and English, and the customer gets theirs without having to hunt for a setting. For a venue with tourists that removes the same conversation every night about what is in each dish, and for the waiter it removes the four questions that repeat at every table. The photos help more than you would think: a dish with a photo gets ordered more than the same dish described in one line of text. And because there is no app to install, it works on the phone the customer is already holding — point it at the QR on the table and it opens.
How it gets set up
- At the demo you see the QR menu running on a demo restaurant, open on your own phone.
- If you decide to go ahead, we load your catalogue with your dishes, your prices and your photos, and one QR is generated per table.
- You print the QR codes and put them on the tables. Nothing else is needed in the venue.
- From then on, any change you make to the catalogue shows on the menu straight away.
Questions about the QR menu
- Does the customer have to install an app?
- No. It opens in the phone’s browser by pointing at the QR on the table. There is nothing to download and nothing to sign up for.
- Is the menu separate from the POS?
- No, it is the same catalogue. That is why a price change at the till shows on the menu without anybody having to update a second thing.
- Can I have different menus, like a set menu of the day?
- Yes. The set menu, the tapas menu and the main menu coexist, and the customer sees them as sections of the same menu.
- Can the customer order from the menu?
- The QR menu is for reading. The order is taken by the waiter, from the POS or from Comanda Go on their phone, which is where what reaches the kitchen stays under control.
- Does each table need its own QR code?
- Yes, and that is deliberate: the QR tells the menu which table it is being opened from. It is one code per table that you print once and leave there, because it points at the table rather than at a particular menu that expires when you change a dish.
Try it in your venue, no commitment
Half an hour, at your place or over video. We show it running on a demo restaurant, on your tablet and with your printer, so you can see how it works before you decide anything.
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