Menoodo

A QR code menu you never have to reprint

Print one QR code for your tables. Guests scan it with their camera and the menu opens on their phone — no app. Change a price or add a dish and the same code serves the new menu.

Live demo

Scan the code, get the menu

Scan the code, get the menu

Point your phone's camera at it — it opens a real Menoodo demo menu.

Just need a code for another link? Try the free QR code generator.

Fox & Ember

Classic cocktails and late-night bites.

Cocktails

Negroni

$12

Gin, Campari, sweet vermouth

House favorite

Espresso martini

$13

Vodka, coffee liqueur, fresh espresso

Smoked old fashioned

$14

Bourbon, demerara, applewood smoke

Chef's pick

Paloma

$11

Tequila, grapefruit soda, lime

Bites

Truffle fries

$8

Parmesan, herbs, truffle oil

Smash sliders

$12

Two patties, melted cheese, pickles

Marinated olives

$5

Citrus zest, rosemary

Chicken wings

$10

Sticky glaze, sesame, scallion

Zero proof

Ginger fizz

$7

Fresh ginger, lime, soda

Cucumber cooler

$7

Cucumber, mint, tonic

Digital menu by Menoodo

How it works

  1. 1

    Build your menu, design your code

    Add your dishes — or import them from a PDF, a link or a spreadsheet — then pick the code's colors and drop your logo in the center.

  2. 2

    Print it once

    Download the code as PNG or SVG and print it for the tables, the counter, the window. Any phone camera reads it.

  3. 3

    Edit the menu, keep the code

    The code points at your menu, not at a file. Change prices, mark a dish sold out or add a language, and the code already on the table shows it.

Why a QR code menu beats a printed one

One code, forever

The link behind your code never changes. Reprint the tables when you redecorate, not when the price of a beer goes up.

Nothing to install

Guests scan with the camera they already have and the menu opens in the browser, on any phone. No app, no account, no wait.

Every language behind one code

Guests switch language on the menu itself, so a single printed code serves tourists and locals alike.

See how many guests open it

Menu analytics count views, popular dishes and the languages guests read — so you know the code on the table is actually being used.

Questions restaurants ask

Do I have to reprint the QR code when the menu changes?
No. The code opens your menu's link, and the menu lives online — every edit you save is what the next guest sees. You only reprint if you want a new design.
What's the difference between this and the free QR code generator?
The generator makes a static code for any link — if the link changes, so must the code. A Menoodo menu code points at a menu you edit from the dashboard, so it stays valid however often the menu changes.
Do guests need an app to read the QR code?
No. Every modern phone camera recognizes QR codes, and the menu opens in the browser. Guests can also use their phone's built-in QR scanner.
How big should I print the code?
About 7 × 7 cm on a table card scans comfortably from across the table. The dashboard exports a vector SVG, so you can scale it to a window or a wall without losing sharpness.
Is the QR code menu free?
Yes. The free Hobby plan includes the menu, the QR designer with your colors and logo, and PNG and SVG downloads. The paid plans add more languages, products and restaurants.

Put a menu behind your QR code tonight

Build the menu, download the code, print it. Free to start, no card required.