No more reprints
Seasonal changes, price rises and sold-out items are a quick edit, not a print run.
Goal
Your menu, on every guest's phone
Printed menus go out of date the moment a price changes or a dish sells out. A menu code puts the current version on the table, and you edit it whenever you like — no trip to the printer.
- No app to install
- Edit any time
- Works on any phone
How it works
From scan to menu in three steps
Add your menu
Type in sections and dishes, or link a PDF you already have — add photos, prices and allergy notes as you go.
Put codes on the tables
Table tents, stickers, coasters or the corner of a printed placemat — wherever guests will spot them.
Update whenever you need
Change a price, mark the soup off, or launch a special — the next scan shows it instantly.
Why it works
A menu that keeps up with the kitchen
Show the food
Add a photo to every dish so guests order with confidence and staff field fewer questions.
One menu, many languages
Offer translated versions so visitors can read the menu in a language they know.
Where it fits
Places a menu code works well
Restaurant tables
A tent card or sticker gets guests reading before the server arrives.
Cafés & bars
Show today's specials and swap the drinks list without new print.
Takeaway counters
Let a queue browse and decide before they reach the till.
Food trucks & stalls
A single code on the hatch replaces a board you'd rewrite each day.
Hotel room service
Guests scan a card by the phone to see dining options any hour.
Wine & drinks lists
Keep a long list current without printing a fresh booklet each vintage.
Contactless menu QR code FAQ
Do guests need to download an app?
No. The menu opens in the phone's browser the moment they scan with the camera — nothing to install.
Can I use a PDF menu I already have?
Yes. Point the code at your PDF, or build a mobile-friendly menu in Qrcado for a smoother read on small screens.
How do I update prices or remove a dish?
Edit the menu in your dashboard and save. Because the code is dynamic, the next scan shows the new version right away.
Can I show allergens and dietary labels?
Yes. Add allergy notes and tags like vegan or gluten-free to each dish so guests can check at a glance.
Will one code cover every table?
You can use a single code everywhere, or give sections their own codes if you want to see which areas scan most.
Build the path from print to action
- Choose one audience and one action for the first version.
- Use a short printed instruction that describes the result of scanning.
- Build the destination with Restaurant menu, PDF rather than forcing every job into the same QR format.
- Test the complete path on a phone, including weak lighting and mobile data.
- Review the destination when the offer, form, file or event changes.
Put your menu on every table this week
Create a contactless menu QR code and stop reprinting for every small change.