Restaurant Menu QR Code Template
Print one code per table and keep the menu behind it current: change a price, mark a dish sold out or add tonight’s special from your phone, and every printed code shows it on the next scan.
Free to start. Your template opens in the builder right after sign-up, ready to edit.
What's included
- A menu page with starters, mains and drinks already laid out
- Prices with your currency, short descriptions and vegetarian, vegan and popular tags
- A warm landing theme and a matching QR code with a MENU frame
- English and Arabic sample menus, so the page reads naturally in either language
- A footer note for allergies, service charges or opening hours
Where to print it
- Table tents and stickers
- The front window, for passers-by
- Takeaway bags and delivery inserts
- Receipts, to bring guests back
How it works
Pick the template
Click Use this template and create a free account. The builder opens with the page, theme, QR style and frame already in place.
Swap in your details
Replace the sample text and links with your own. The builder will not create the code while an example.com link is left in it.
Print, then keep editing
Download a print-ready PDF and put the code wherever your customers are. Change the page any time; the printed code keeps working.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change menu prices after the QR codes are printed?
Yes. The code points to your menu page, not to a file, so edits you save in the dashboard appear on the next scan. Nothing printed has to change.
Does the restaurant menu template work in Arabic?
It starts with an Arabic sample menu when you work in Arabic, and the page itself follows each guest’s phone language, so the labels around your dishes read right in both.
How do I mark a dish as sold out on the QR menu?
Open the code, find the dish and switch on Sold out. Guests still see it, greyed out, so they know it exists without ordering it.
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