A code on the table, a menu in the browser, an order at the pass. No app downloads, no waiting to flag someone down, no commission, and every order lands straight in your EPOS.
Customers scan the code with their phone camera and your full menu opens instantly in the browser, photos, meal deals, promos and all. They order and pay when they're ready, without waiting for a server or downloading anything.
QR orders aren't a separate system to babysit. They flow into the same queue as your till, website and phone orders, route to your kitchen screens by station, and pull from the same synced menu, so a sold-out special disappears from every table at once.
QR ordering isn't just a pandemic leftover, done properly, it's a quiet upgrade to the whole shift.
The single biggest reason QR ordering fails is friction. menyu opens in the browser, scan and you're on the menu.
No waiting to order, no waiting for the bill, the two slowest moments of any sitting, gone.
Customers type their own modifications and allergies, exactly what they want, in writing, at the pass.
When another drink is two taps away, people order it. Meal deals and promos upsell at the table automatically.
Like every menyu channel, you keep 100% of every QR order, with plans starting from free.
Restaurants, pubs, cafés, food halls, beer gardens, anywhere a table and a phone can meet a code.
No. They scan the code with their phone camera and the menu opens straight in the browser, no app store, no downloads, no sign-up needed to browse.
By card, through the same secure menyu checkout as your online ordering, from their own phone at the table. Payments go directly to you, no commission on the way through.
Of course. QR ordering runs alongside the till, phone orders and your website, everything lands in the same queue on the menyu EPOS and routes to your kitchen screens and printers.
No, like every menyu channel, QR table ordering is commission-free. You keep 100% of every order, with plans starting from free.
Live in days, synced with your EPOS, zero commission, see it working at a free demo.