Best QR Menu for Restaurants and Hotels 2020

QR code menus fill in the gap between delivery apps and big screen digital menus. Customers scan a table code and are instantly presented with a contactless menu of food, products and services, all in browser and without any downloads.

A good QR menu provides attractive pictures, detailed descriptions, and covers both in and out of restaurant ordering and payment. Your restaurant and staff will operate with peak efficiency, minimize miscommunications and wait times, and have access to immediate translations to spare you hiring interpreters. 

To make sure your restaurant finds the right QR menu, I’ve compiled a list of some top ranked services and their features.

Quick Orders provide options for restaurants, hotels, and even large venues such as swimming pools and stadiums. However, their website and menu app are a bit clunky and I couldn’t get their 25+ languages to work. 

Pros:

• Multiple venues

Cons:

• Buggy

Menulingua is a QR menu 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.

Pros:

• Many languages
• Chinese concentration
• Simple interface

Cons:

• No app
• Simple interface

Eatsee has three membership levels, the lowest being free for restaurants who want to create their own menu. Better features, such as professional photos, advertising, and analytics come with a paid pro plan. It requires you to log in with Facebook, which is bizarre and potentially problematic.

Pros:

• Interface with filters and ordering
• Free option

Cons:

• Requires Facebook

Wmenu is geared towards large hotels and resorts that benefit from easy submenus, 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 your thing, it’s pretty slick. The biggest downside is that the interface is built to be crowded so it’s not the best looking, especially on mobile.

Pros:

• VERY powerful hotel guide

Cons:

• Crowded interface

UPDATE: Since the outbreak of the conrona virus Orderlina have now added a self managed delivery & takeaway solution FREE – No Commissions. Restaurants can manage their delivery & pick up orders, avoid costly delivery platform commission while keeping staff employed as drivers.

Orderlina has photos and full descriptions of dishes with support for a huge amount of venues, including travel operators, with a full chat system. Most interestingly, Orderlina can have nearby food or products delivered to a partner establishment, like a bar or hotel. That would be great for a food truck. Optionally, it provides a personal domain name or personal website integration. 

Pros

• Free Self Managed Delivery & Takeaway Solution Due to Corona Virus Outbreak
• Most expansive set of features
• Local food delivery

Cons

• Other QR menus could be better in certain situations

Finedine has an app but I couldn’t get it to load, and according to reviews I’m not the only one. But the loading screen was beautiful, and from what I saw on the web it is gorgeous inside as well, including well-designed interfaces for upselling, cross-selling, order customization, and feedback. 

Pros:

• Beautiful design

Cons:

• App problems

None of these apps excels in every category. If you have a large resort give Wmenu a try.  If you are looking for an easy QR menu that’s quick and free to set up, try Orderlina. If you want an in-restaurant menu and nothing else go with Finedine.

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