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Digital QR menus: how they work
A small printed square on the table, a phone camera, and your menu opens with photos and prices. Done well, it sells more and never goes out of date. Done badly, it is a blurry PDF that guests give up on.
How it works
The code points to a web page, your menu, built to read well on a phone. Guests do not install anything. When a price changes, you change the page once and every table is up to date.
The mistakes that make guests hate it
A scanned PDF of the paper menu, which has to be pinched and zoomed. A menu with no photos. A code that opens slowly on a weak connection. And no printed menu at all for the guest who does not want to use a phone.
Keep a few printed menus. The QR code is an upgrade, not a replacement for every guest.
Why it sells more
Photos. A list of names makes nobody hungry; a photo of the dish does. Guests who read other languages can switch to English on their own phone without waiting for a waiter to translate.
Link the same menu from your Google profile, so people deciding where to eat see it before they arrive.
What it costs
Ours is €120: your dishes and drinks with photos, Albanian and English, a printed code for every table, price changes without reprinting, and the menu linked from your Google profile.
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