Make a Free Restaurant QR Code Menu
QR menu · make an online menu free · change prices any time, no reprinting
Every time you print a paper menu the prices change. A QR menu puts an end to that — type in the dishes, put in the prices, sort them into categories, and you get one QR code to stick on the table or the shopfront. Customers scan it and see a good-looking menu on their phone straight away, with no app to download.
When a price or an item changes, come back and edit it here. The same QR keeps working, so there is nothing to reprint. It supports food photos, a "recommended" tag, and marking an item "sold out" in one click.
Frequently asked questions
Do customers have to download an app?
Nothing to download at all. The customer opens the phone camera, points it at the QR code, and the menu opens in the browser straight away. It works on both iPhone and Android, and there is no login and nothing to fill in before seeing the menu.
If I change a price, do I have to print a new QR code?
No new printing. The QR code points at your shop's menu page; it does not have the price embedded in the code itself. Once you change a price or add a dish and save, customers who scan the old card see the new version straight away. So the cards standing on the tables last a long time.
Can I make separate QR cards for each table?
Yes. Enter the number of tables and the system creates every table card in one go. Each one is marked with its table number, and you print the whole set at once. And whichever table a customer scans from, the menu page knows it is that table.
Is there a ready-made Jay menu category?
Yes. Around the time of the Jay festival there is a button that adds a Jay menu category in one press. The system puts in sample items already tagged as Jay dishes, and you can edit the name and price on every line to match your shop. And this Jay tag is separate from the vegan tag.
I want a paper menu as well — can I do both at the same time?
Yes. The one set of dishes you have filled in works both ways. Press the print paper menu button and the system lays the menu out ready to print on paper, without you typing the dishes in all over again.