Restaurant website: less empty showcase, more real menu (and QR on the floor)
A useful site says where you are and what you serve. On the floor, a digital menu with QR keeps dishes and prices updated without reprinting.
Practical guides to create, update and run the digital menu of your venue.
A useful site says where you are and what you serve. On the floor, a digital menu with QR keeps dishes and prices updated without reprinting.
A table QR only helps if a current menu sits behind it. Here is how to print it, place it and avoid redoing it at every change.
From tonight’s list to the table QR: concrete steps to create a digital menu without a computer course.
Bottles gone and a booklet still full? With a digital wine list you align labels and prices with what you really have in the cellar.
A spoken dish of the day tires the floor. With digital you publish once, remove it when it is gone, and guests read on their phone.
Little space, long queues: with a digital food truck menu you update the list at every event and let people read on their phone.
Sold-out flavours and frozen signs: with a digital pastry or gelateria menu guests see what is really available, on their phone.
Rotating taps and unreadable boards: with a digital pub menu you update beers and burgers without rewriting the list by hand.
On the beach the list fades and guests ask prices at the counter. With a digital menu you update and let everyone read on their phone.
In an agriturismo the menu follows the season. With digital you update offers and prices without reprinting at every garden change.
The print shop is only part of the bill. Between proofs, time and old copies, reprinting the menu costs more than it looks.
Paper on the table or menu on the phone? A practical comparison on prices, reprints, busy rooms and QR — without culture wars.
Every price change on paper means a reprint or a pen correction. With a digital menu you update and guests see the right figure at once.
Allergens cannot live only in the kitchen. Here is how EU Regulation 1169/2011 frames the information duty and how a digital menu helps you keep it current.
Weekend specials and prices that move: with an online pizzeria menu you update toppings without reprinting the QR on every table.
Bar lists change often. With a digital menu you update aperitivo and cocktails without reprinting or repeating prices out loud.
Guests scan and read the menu on their phone. You update dishes and prices without reprinting the QR on the table.
Paper you reprint every time a price changes? With a digital menu the QR on the table stays the same and guests see the new version right away.