Everything you need to roll out QR menus that guests actually enjoy using — from placement to design.
QR code menus went from novelty to expectation. Done well, they're faster and nicer than paper. Done badly, they frustrate guests. Here's how to get them right.
Make scanning effortless
Put a QR code where hands naturally rest: table tents, the corner of the table, the window for passers-by, and takeaway packaging. Keep it at least 2cm wide and away from glare.
No app, ever
A good QR menu opens instantly in the phone's browser — no download, no sign-up. MenuBooklet menus are lightweight and load fast, even on a weak connection.
Design that feels like your brand
- Add your logo and a cover image
- Pick a theme and colors that match your space
- Show photos, badges, and prices clearly
Do more than display
A modern QR menu can also take the order. With ordering enabled, guests can order from the table, call a waiter, or request the bill — turning a static page into real service.
Generate branded QR codes for every table and download them in one click from your dashboard.