QR codes for restaurants, cafés and bars
Menu, ordering, payment and review QR codes made from your own food photography or logo, verified under real table lighting, with menus you can change without reprinting.

Why it matters here
- 1
A table tent is a small print in bad light. The small-print build is verified down to a few centimetres.
- 2
Menus change weekly. The code never has to.
- 3
A latte photo as the code gets scanned where a grey square gets ignored.
Placement · Table tents 4 to 5 cm, counters 5 cm, window decals 15 cm and up.

What people put behind it
Ideas that pay off.
- Menu and specials
- Order at the table
- UPI or card payment
- Google review in one tap
- Wi-Fi for guests
Get the print right
Free tools for this job.
Questions
Can one code do menu and payment?+
One code goes to one destination. Most venues use a menu code per table and a payment code at the counter; both can share the same artwork with different destinations.
Do scans work in a dim dining room?+
That is exactly the condition the verifier simulates. Use the light-border edge for table tents; it lets scanners lock on faster.
Can I see which tables scan most?+
Yes. Placements in the analytics let you tag a code per table or zone and compare them.
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