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Guide

How to make a QR code menu for your restaurant,
step by step.

A QR code menu saves you from reprinting every time a price changes. But if the QR code opens a PDF you have to pinch and zoom, customers end up asking for the paper menu.

  1. Build the menu as a page, not a PDFEach dish with photo, description and price, sorted into categories like Starters, Mains and Drinks. In BZLink.io you do it with the mini store on Pro.
  2. Add what customers askYour hours with "open now", your delivery apps and a button to book a table.
  3. Post the daily special as an offerWith an end date: when it ends, it stops showing on its own.
  4. Download the QR codeAs a high quality PNG. With your logo in the center on Pro.
  5. Put it on the table and the windowAbout 1.2 inches wide on the table, with the line "Scan for the menu". Bigger on the window.

Why not a PDF

  • It reads small on a phone and needs zooming.
  • Changing a price means redesigning and uploading the file again.
  • It has no buttons to order, book or leave a review.

Orders and delivery

Add a button for each app you use, like Uber Eats, DoorDash or Grubhub, with its logo. BZLink.io doesn't charge a fee on those orders: each button goes to your existing account on that app.

Measure what they look at

Your dashboard shows how many people scanned the menu and which button they tapped. If many tap delivery and few tap book, you know what to put at the top.

Questions

Quick answers

What size QR code should I put on the table?

About 1.2 inches wide is enough to scan up close, with white space around it.

Can I change prices without reprinting the QR code?

Yes. The QR code leads to your profile and you change the menu from your phone.

How many dishes can I add?

Up to 24 in the mini store on Pro, with photos, prices and categories.

Get started

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