Restaurant menu QR code setup guide
A good menu QR is not just a code on a table. It is a guest flow: scan, open the menu, find the item, and trust that the information is current.
Design the table experience
Place the QR near plain text that tells guests what they will get after scanning. Short labels like Scan for menu or View menu reduce hesitation and make the code useful even for first-time visitors.
Avoid placing the QR too close to decorative patterns, glossy folds, or very small table tent surfaces. The quiet zone around the code matters.
Keep the menu maintainable
Restaurants change availability, prices, seasonal items, allergens, and language more often than printed menus can keep up. A dynamic QR menu lets the team update the destination instead of reprinting every asset.
Before service, scan the public table code and check the live menu from a guest's phone, not only from the admin view.