Use Cases
QR Codes for Restaurants
Use QR codes to give customers instant access to your menu, ordering system or payment page. Reduce printing costs, update content anytime, and improve the dining experience with fast, contactless access.
Overview
Why use QR codes for restaurants?
QR codes make it easy for customers to access menus, place orders or make payments without waiting for staff or handling printed materials. They reduce operational costs, improve hygiene, and allow you to update your menu or offers instantly without reprinting.
Benefits
Faster service
Customers can access menus or ordering pages instantly, reducing wait times and improving table turnover.
Lower printing costs
No need to reprint menus when prices or items change.
Real-time updates
Update your menu, specials or availability at any time using Dynamic QR codes.
Improved hygiene
Reduce shared surfaces and physical contact points.
Track engagement
See how often your QR codes are scanned and when.
Recommended QR Types
URL QR Codes
Link directly to your digital menu or ordering system.
Dynamic QR Codes
Update your menu or destination without reprinting QR codes.
PayPal QR Codes
Allow customers to pay quickly from their phone.
How It Works
Create a QR code for this use case in three simple steps
Choose the right QR code type, customise the destination and design, then publish it anywhere your audience will scan.
1
Choose QR type
Select the QR type that fits your goal, such as linking, sharing details, or enabling updates.
2
Add content
Enter your link or details, then customise colours and style to match your brand.
3
Download and use
Export your QR code and place it anywhere your audience will scan it.
Examples
Table menus
Let customers scan a QR code on the table to view your full digital menu.
Window displays
Allow passers-by to view your menu or order ahead by scanning from outside.
Takeaway packaging
Add QR codes to packaging to link to ordering, offers or loyalty programmes.
Receipts
Include a QR code linking to feedback, reviews or return visits.
Pop-up events
Share menus and ordering links quickly without printed materials.
Best Practices
Tips for better results
Use a clear call to action such as “Scan to view menu”. Ensure strong contrast between the QR code and background, and print at least 25–30mm for reliable scanning. Place QR codes where customers naturally look, such as tables, counters or entrances, and always test before printing.
FAQs
If your menu changes regularly, a Dynamic QR code is recommended so you can update the destination without reprinting.
Yes, QR codes can link to your online ordering system or app for seamless ordering.
Customers need internet access to view online menus, so ensure good WiFi or mobile signal.
Get Started
Create your restaurant QR code
Start sharing your menu, ordering or payment links instantly. Create a QR code, customise the design, and download it ready for tables, windows or takeaway packaging.
