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Nothing wrong with having qr menus or qr ordering. If that's not the only option. There's a finite number of menus and waiters, qrs help alleviate that problem

Nothing wrong with having qr menus or qr ordering. If that's not the only option. There's a finite number of menus and waiters, qrs help alleviate that problem.

jordanb 2y ago
FWIU talking to people in hospitality the advantage of the QR menu is it could be changed rapidly with no printing costs. In the wake of the pandemic that meant increasing prices.
- flakeoil 2y ago
  But I'm sure the restaurant has to pay the company who provides these systems a monthly fee.
  - phatskat 2y ago
    Maybe, but if they happen to know someone familiar with web dev, you’re really talking about a Wordpress site and a QR code that goes to that domain.
Ekaros 2y ago
Just how much would carboard menu cost? Ordered at bulk for every seat in restaurant and then maybe 10-20% extra... And how often they are replaced?
- JohnFen 2y ago
  Why use such a menu instead of printing one out on a printer in the back? Even the fanciest restaurants around here print their menus like that. Then the menu can be changed at any moment without any meaningful additional cost, and you can give each diner a brand new menu if you want.