QR Menu for Restaurants
The guest scans the QR code on the table and opens your menu on their phone. Where you enable ordering, the items go into your POS from the guest's phone, with no one retyping them.
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One QR and three things the guest can do
Order from the table
Another coffee or a dessert? The guest adds it on their phone and the order goes to your POS, without waiting to catch a waiter.
Pay your share
End of dinner. Where you enable splitting, one guest pays for everyone or each pays for their own items. Payment runs through your connected provider, and tipping is a separate step if you turn it on.
Leave a review
The guest can leave a star rating and a comment after the visit. Reviews are collected in your admin panel.
How Order & Pay works
The guest scans the QR code on the table
The restaurant's website opens with the menu — no app, no registration. If the guest wants, they can log in to the system to accumulate bonuses.
Chooses dishes
Photos, ingredients and allergens are visible if you fill them in. The order goes into the POS you have connected.
Pays on the phone
Payment runs through the provider you connect, so the available methods come from them. Where splitting is enabled, four people at a table can each pay for their own share, and tipping is a separate amount.
Leaves after paying
No need to catch a waiter, wait for the bill or wait for change. The guest can leave a review at the table, and the rating lands in your admin panel.
What changes in the restaurant
For guests
- Does not wait for a waiter to bring the menu or the bill
- Pays on the phone by the methods your provider supports
- Splits the bill by specific items, where the venue enables splitting
- Can order another coffee without getting up from the table
For business
- The guest pays from the phone, so nobody has to bring the bill or carry change to the table
- The waiter carries fewer menus, prints fewer bills and counts less change, and spends that time on hospitality
- Items go into the POS as the guest selected them, with nothing retyped by hand
- Works with the POS you have, once we confirm the integration
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Your questions — our answers
Everything you need to know about Order & Pay
How does Order & Pay differ from a QR menu?
A QR menu shows the guest the dishes; the order is taken by a waiter and payment goes through the register. Order & Pay is the mode where the guest orders and pays from the phone, and you switch it on per venue.How does Order & Pay affect tips?
Where tipping is enabled, the guest sees a separate step at payment and can choose a preset or a custom amount. Whether tips grow depends on your guests; the step simply stays in the flow.Will this replace waiters?
No. Guests who use Order & Pay enter their orders and pay on their phones. Waiters welcome guests, recommend dishes and handle requests. Guests can also order and pay through a waiter.Is new equipment required?
Guests use their own phones and printed QR codes. We check whether your POS and payment setup support table ordering before launch.Which POS systems does it work with?
We check your POS system and version before launch, and table ordering runs where that integration is supported.How does a guest enter the system?
By phone number, or without signing in at all. Whether signing in is required for ordering is a setting on your side.Can the bill be split?
Where you enable splitting, the guest selects specific dishes and pays only for those; the rest is paid by others.What does setting up table ordering involve?
Tables come from your POS, then QR codes are linked to them, the payment provider is connected and a test order is placed. How long that takes depends on your setup, and we agree it at the demo.How much does it cost?
Order & Pay is included in the Eatery Club and Eatery Club Flat plans, and available on Eatery Smart on request. Current prices are on the Pricing page.Loading
