QR Menu for restaurants, and hotels are increasingly popular in the post-Covid environment. They allow restaurants and hotels to easily offer customers one less potentially unclean surface.
QR Menu for restaurants, and hotels are increasingly popular in the post-Covid environment. They allow restaurants and hotels to easily offer customers one less potentially unclean surface.
Here is a list of top 8 QR Menu for Restaurants, and Hotels, 2020:
There are many QR menu option available. To ensure you find the right one for your venue here is list of the best QR menu services on the market.
I had some trouble with Bonee because their sample QR menu wasn’t working, but it lists solid features for customer ordering and customizable controls. Customers can schedule a precise pickup window or reserve ahead and be greeted with their food at their table.
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Orderlina provides a contactless QR menu solution for restaurants and hotels. While their focus is on contactless dine-in solutions they also offer takeaway, curbside, and delivery options.
Their Qr menu for contactless ordering options include:
Orderlina has photos and full descriptions of dishes with support for a huge amount of venues, including travel operators. The platform is pretty flexible and can be used for any venue typing including restaurants, hotels, bars, food trucks, or events.
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Quick Orders provide options for restaurants, hotels, and even large venues such as swimming pools and stadiums. Their website and menu app sometimes failed to load and I couldn’t get the multi-language feature to work.
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Menulingua is a QR menu contactless ordering and payment system. It has a clean interface with many language options. It also claims to be able to boost Dazhong Dianping (Chinese TripAdvisor) ratings.
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Eatsee has three membership levels, the lowest being free for restaurants who want to create their own menu. Additional features, such as professional photos, advertising, and analytics come with a paid plan. It requires you to log in with Facebook, which may be an issue for some large venues.
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Wmenu is geared towards large hotels and resorts that benefit from easy sub-menus, such as bars, rooms, restaurants, pools, nightclubs, and general services. It provides a hotel guide for guests and real-time updates for conferences and events. If that’s needed, it’s pretty great.
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Finedine has an app but we couldn’t get past the loading screen but from what we saw on the web it is gorgeous looking app, well-designed interfaces for upselling, cross-selling, order customization, and feedback.
SproutQR is a web-based QR Menu solution for restaurants and hotels. They charge a monthly fee and provide the ability to upload the menu via an excel sheet.
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Not available on their website
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