A QR menu for restaurants, with the current limits clear

A code on a table tent, counter sign, or takeaway insert gives a guest a direct path to menu information on their phone. A well-planned digital menu can be easier to read at a comfortable distance, and a hosted menu can be updated without replacing printed codes when its address stays stable.

Those benefits depend on a working public menu page. MenuDock has not launched that hosting and stable-link workflow yet, so we do not promise those outcomes today.

Choose recognizable sections, keep dish names easy to scan, align prices consistently, and include only descriptions that help a guest decide. For example, a cafe might put espresso, brewed coffee, breakfast, and bakery in separate sections rather than placing every item in one long list.

The Menu Maker app can help you design that menu with an editable template. See the restaurant menu design guide for more practical layout advice.

The Menu Maker export screen shows a “QR Menu” option marked Pro. It is separate from MenuDock online publishing: there is no public MenuDock menu URL or persistent QR destination available today.

For the broader planned product, visit digital menus for restaurants or read about the QR menu maker workflow.