QR code menu
example

This is the menu a guest sees after scanning the restaurant's QR code. It really works, and you can try it in the phone.

  • Dishes in photos, with their allergens
  • Five languages, a basket, a tip
  • Try it here, with no account and no app

“Sauge & Braise” is a restaurant invented for the demonstration. No payment goes through.

Sample restaurant

This is a real menu. Open a dish, fill a basket, change the language.

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What you can try

  • Open a dish

    The photo full size, the description, the allergens and the options to choose.

  • Search and filter

    A word in the search, or a diet to keep: vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free.

  • Change language

    French, English, Spanish, Italian or German, from the selector at the top of the menu.

  • Check opening hours

    Open or closed right now, and the time it next opens.

  • Build an order

    Add dishes to the basket, leave a tip, choose to eat in or take away.

  • Split the bill

    In equal shares or each their own amount, then a QR code for the others.

  • Open the loyalty card

    The visits already counted and the next reward.

  • Leave a review

    The review button at the bottom of the menu, and the note you can leave for the restaurant.

How a menu like this one is made

  1. 01

    You enter your dishes

    One by one, or by pasting the text of your menu. Every line that ends with a price becomes a dish.

  2. 02

    You photograph them on your phone

    The background of each photo is removed and replaced with a colour, the same one across the whole menu.

    See dish photos
  3. 03

    You publish

    The menu is online at its own address, translated into five languages.

  4. 04

    You receive your QR codes

    Thirty identical QR codes, made and shipped to you.

    See the QR code menu

Common questions.

Does this restaurant exist?
No. “Sauge & Braise” is a restaurant invented for the demonstration. The photos are real photos of dishes, but the menu, the prices and the figures are examples.
Can I really pay on this menu?
No. The order and the split bill play out to the end, as on a real menu, but the payment is simulated: no card is asked for and nothing is charged.
Do you need an app to see a menu like this one?
No. The guest scans the QR code with their phone's camera, and the menu opens in their browser.
How long does it take to have your own?
As long as it takes to enter your dishes and photograph them on your phone. The menu is online as soon as the first dish is published. The QR codes, thirty identical copies, are made and shipped afterwards.
Are all these features included?
The menu, the photos, the languages and the reviews are in every plan. Ordering, payment and loyalty are part of the Complete plan. The details are on the pricing page.
A table full of shared dishes, a phone in hand.

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