The restaurant menu module lets you distribute a QR-code accessible menu without requiring guests to download an app. You can publish a structured digital menu or a PDF, present categories, prices, opening hours and useful information, then update the menu without reprinting your supports.
The public page is designed for quick smartphone reading: restaurant name, categories, items, short descriptions, prices, opening hours and practical details. Guests access the menu in seconds from a table, window, flyer or hotel room.
The menu QR code can be placed on tables, table tents, printed menus, windows, counters, receipts, social media or event materials. A single scan opens the public menu without manual search or a separately sent document.
Two approaches are possible. The digital menu structures items by category and makes updates easier. PDF mode lets you publish an existing menu while preserving its design. The restaurant can choose the format that best fits its operation.
Items can be organized by section: starters, mains, drinks, desserts, formulas or special menus. Each item can display a name, description, price, availability and the information needed to avoid a confusing menu.
A price change, unavailable item, new formula or seasonal dish should not force you to redo every support. Updating the menu in Rqrcode changes the public page while the printed QR code remains the same.
The page can group address, phone, email, opening hours, open or closed status, allergen information, taxes or an ordering link. The menu becomes a useful page, not only a list of dishes.
Guests should read the menu, not navigate an ad-cluttered page. The public page keeps the restaurant and its content at the center, with a more professional experience for dining room, takeaway or delivery use.
Menu visits can be tracked like other public resources. You can see whether a menu is actually viewed, compare several menus and identify which supports or periods generate the most openings.