Create restaurant QR codes for menus, WiFi, reviews, and bookings

Turn tables, windows, receipts, and takeaway packaging into clear actions guests can scan without downloading an app.

Restaurant QR codes

Restaurant QR codes work best when each placement has one job: open the menu, connect to WiFi, leave a review, book a table, or join a loyalty offer.

Use static QR codes for stable destinations and UTM-tagged links when you want website analytics to separate table tents, receipts, posters, and delivery inserts.

Best QR code opportunities

Table menus and ordering

Send guests to a mobile menu, ordering page, allergens page, or daily specials without printing new menus every week.

Guest WiFi and reviews

Place WiFi QR codes near seating areas and use review links on receipts or counter signage after the meal.

Bookings and loyalty

Add QR codes to window decals, flyers, and packaging so guests can reserve, reorder, or join a rewards list later.

Recommended QR code types

URL QR code

Best for menus, ordering pages, bookings, reviews, and loyalty landing pages.

WiFi QR code

Lets diners join your guest network without typing a password.

WhatsApp QR code

Useful for takeaway questions, catering enquiries, and group bookings.

Restaurant rollout checklist

  • Use short, mobile-friendly landing pages that load quickly on guest phones.
  • Print at a size that can be scanned from the expected table or counter distance.
  • Keep strong contrast and a clear quiet zone around the code on menus and signage.
  • Test every destination before a menu update, event night, or seasonal campaign goes live.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best QR code for a restaurant menu?

Use a URL QR code that points to a fast mobile menu page. If the menu changes often, point the QR code to a stable URL you control.

Which file format should restaurants use for print?

Use SVG, PDF, or EPS for professional print layouts. PNG or WebP is better for quick digital sharing and online menus.