A QR menu is a menu a guest opens on their phone by scanning a code on the table or a poster. It has become common for venues because prices and dishes change quickly.
How it works
The code leads to a web page with the menu. Because the menu lives on a page and not on paper, you can update it in minutes: change a price, remove a dish, add the daily offer.
Advantages
- Quick updates of prices and dishes, with no reprinting.
- Several languages in the same menu, which matters on the coast.
- Less paper and fewer old, crumpled menus.
What to watch out for
- Some guests do not want to scan a code, so it is good to also have a few printed menus.
- On a weak signal the menu must be light and open quickly.
- The code must be big enough and in a visible place.
What it costs
At MR Media a printed menu starts at €350, a QR menu at €450 and both formats from the same content at €750. A translation into an extra language is +€100. Prices are final (MR Media is not VAT registered).
How long it takes
Once you prepare the menu and photos, the menu is usually done in a few days. We agree the deadline in the quote.
For venues in Izola, Piran and Portorož I also make menus in person. Describe your venue and I will tell you what makes sense.
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