QR Menu for Restaurants: Your Digital Menu Always Up to Date
Digital menu with QR code that your customers browse from their mobile. Automatic translation to any language, photos of your dishes and instantly updatable from the POS.
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How Your Digital QR Menu Works
Create and manage your digital menu in minutes
Management from the control panel
Add products, edit prices, upload photos and configure allergens from an intuitive panel. Import your menu from Excel or create it from scratch in minutes.
How your customers see it
An elegant and easy-to-navigate menu on mobile. Clear categories, attractive photos of your dishes and all allergen information visible.
Automatic multi-language
The menu is displayed in the customer's device language automatically. Spanish, English, French, German, Catalan and more languages available.
Benefits of the Digital QR Menu for Your Restaurant
More than a menu, an experience for your customers
Instant changes
Update prices and dishes in seconds.
Multi-language
Spanish, English, French, German and more.
Attractive photos
Showcase your dishes with quality images.
Clear allergens
Visible and clear allergen information.
Eco-friendly
Say goodbye to reprinting paper menus.
More Google reviews
Includes direct link for your customers to easily leave reviews.
Customer success stories
“What I like most about Food&Service is the service.”
Complement your experience
Discover other features that boost your business
Frequently asked questions about Food&Service POS
Everything you need to know about our POS software for hospitality
Food&Service uses artificial intelligence to automatically translate your menu into any language. You just need to create the menu in your language and the system takes care of translating it so your international customers can view it in their native language.
Yes, the Food&Service digital QR menu includes visible and clear allergen information for each product. This complies with legal regulations and helps your customers with intolerances choose safely.
Yes, you can manage the menu in real time from the POS itself. Add or remove products, update prices and mark products as out of stock. Changes are reflected immediately on the QR menu without needing to reprint anything.
Yes, Food&Service offers the QR menu option with order and pay (self-ordering). Customers can view the menu, place their order and pay directly from their mobile. This increases turnover and average ticket.
Yes, you can customize the menu with your logo, corporate colors and organize categories as you prefer. The digital menu reflects your brand image, not Food&Service's.
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The digital menu with QR code that you update in seconds from the POS
Changing a price, removing a sold-out dish, or adding the daily special no longer means reprinting menus or crossing things out by hand. The Food&Service digital menu is accessed from the customer's mobile by scanning a QR code and instantly reflects any changes you make, as it is managed from the same control panel as your POS.
Beyond convenience, it's a digital menu that sells: it shows attractive photos of your dishes, offers clear allergen information, and automatically translates to the language of each customer's device. And since you avoid reprinting paper menus, it's also a more eco-friendly and always up-to-date option.
Manage your entire menu from a single control panel
From an intuitive panel, you add products, edit prices, upload photos, and configure the allergens for each dish. If you already have the menu in Excel, you can import it directly; and if you're starting from scratch, you create it in minutes by organizing categories and items to your liking.
The important thing is that this panel is the same one that powers your digital menu, so you don't work with two parallel systems. When you raise the price of a dish or mark it as unavailable, the table's QR code shows that updated information without you having to touch anything else. This immediacy is key in day-to-day operations: if a dish runs out mid-afternoon, you remove it instantly and prevent a customer from ordering it only to discover later that it's gone.
An elegant experience on the customer's mobile
When the customer scans the QR, they access a menu designed for comfortable browsing on mobile: clear categories, attractive photos of the dishes, and all allergen information visible. They don't have to download any application or register to check the menu.
This attention to presentation directly influences what is ordered. An appealing image of a dish or a well-placed description helps the diner decide and, at the same time, gives your venue a more professional image. Additionally, you can include a direct link for them to leave a review on Google with a single tap.
Automatic multi-language for your international clientele
The menu automatically displays in the language of the customer's device, without them having to search for the option or change anything. Spanish, English, French, German, Catalan, and more languages are available, which is especially useful in tourist areas where each table might speak a different language.
For you, it means reaching more customers without the cost of maintaining several printed versions of the menu. A tourist understands exactly what they are going to order, you reduce questions that slow down service, and you project a more polished image to an international clientele.
View analytics to optimize your digital menu
The digital menu doesn't just inform; it also gives you back data. You can discover which dishes your customers check most, at what times, and from which tables—information that is usually invisible when you work only with paper.
With this data, you can make concrete decisions: highlight dishes that generate the most interest, review those that are barely looked at, or reorganize the order of categories to better guide attention. Optimizing your menu stops being a hunch and starts being based on the real behavior of those who consult it.