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Unfortunately in Europe printed menus almost entirely disappeared after COVID. Before, leather-clad, elegant, printed menus were commonplace, but nowadays every
by ricardobayes 4mo ago
Unfortunately in Europe printed menus almost entirely disappeared after COVID. Before, leather-clad, elegant, printed menus were commonplace, but nowadays every place just has a QR code.
- _puk 4mo agoQuite the sweeping statement that contradicts my recent time across a few European countries. If the primary purpose is a bar that also serves food, yes. If it's proper dining. No
- haunter 4mo agoI'm in Europe and never seen a "just has a QR code" menu
- Al-Khwarizmi 4mo agoIn Spain what he says is sadly true, maybe like 70% of the restaurants no longer have printed menus. But of course, saying "in Europe..." is always risky. Europe is very diverse.
- rsynnott 4mo agoI think this is _ultra_-regional. There certainly are places in Europe where it's more or less the case, but definitely can't be said of Europe as a whole.
- shermantanktop 4mo agoYou apparently go to a different type of restaurant than I do. The typical Roman pizza joint or Florentine trattoria or Berlin beer hall rarely had leather-clad menus. And I haven’t seen that many QR codes. But QR codes are not awesome, I agree. They are more hygienic, less wasteful of paper, and easier to update. But I don’t want to use my phone when I am out with others.
- distances 4mo agoWhat nonsense. QR codes exist but seem quite rare around here, it's definitely almost all proper menus.