Digital Menu & QR Code for Your Restaurant
Your menu, digital – with photos, clear prices and all mandatory details. Guests open it via a QR code or link at the table and on their smartphone, and you update it yourself at any time.
Categories, dishes and photos
Organise your offering into categories and create dishes with a description, ingredients, price and image. You set the order via the dish number; new and changed dishes are shown with a “New” or “Updated” note.
Variants, extras and choice groups
Represent your offering exactly as you sell it:
- Variants (e.g. sizes) – the menu then shows “From …”
- Extras as surcharge options (or “Free”)
- Choice groups as a required selection (e.g. side dish or spice level)
- “Please without …” – guests can deselect ingredients; the allergen information adjusts accordingly
The total price updates live with every selection.
Mandatory details pre-filled automatically
Allergens and additives (E numbers, EU food-information rules), the base price under the German
Price Indication Ordinance (in the menu), the plus X.XX € deposit line, incl. VAT and –
where applicable – the age rating 16+ / 18+ are automatically shown in the right place.
Read more on the page Legally compliant menu.
AI images are labelled
If you use photos from the image library for dishes, these are clearly labelled as AI-generated images – with an “AI” badge and a note in the image (“This image was created using artificial intelligence.”, EU AI Act Art. 50). What is labelled are the images, not the texts.
Multilingual and quick to set up
Your menu can appear in five languages – your guests choose for themselves. Details under Multilingual menu. To get started, you can also capture an existing menu via a photo scan, review it and adopt it.
Read more: Multilingual menu · Legally compliant menu & labelling
How to set this up
Frequently asked questions
How do I get my existing menu into the digital menu?
For the digital menu you first create at least one category; each dish is then created in seven steps: identity, description and ingredients, allergens and additives, pricing, extras, choice groups and image. Only the name and the category are mandatory, the dish number is optional. To get started you can also capture an existing menu with a photo scan, review the details and adopt them.
In which order do my dishes appear in the digital menu?
The order in the digital menu is set by the dish number: ascending, and dishes without a number appear at the end. Each number may be assigned only once; if it is already taken, a note shows which dish is using it, and you choose a different number. The order of the categories you change in the Speisekarte area by re-sorting.
How do I show different sizes and extras such as extra cheese?
Sizes are mapped as variants, each with its own price; the menu then shows “From …” and the base price (Grundpreis) is no longer displayed. Extras are surcharge options and appear as “Free” when they cost nothing; a choice group requires a mandatory selection and, from about five options, shows the guest a searchable select field. Which of these options are available to you can differ depending on how your restaurant is set up.
Can I hide a dish temporarily instead of deleting it?
Yes: dishes in the trash appear to guests as “currently not available”, archived dishes as “removed from the menu”, and a final deletion cannot be undone. The area “Gerichte verwalten” with trash and archive is enabled depending on the restaurant; if you do not see it, you keep maintaining your dishes via “Neues Gericht anlegen”.
Do I have to write allergens and mandatory details into every description myself?
No: you enter the details per dish in the step for allergens and additives and in the pricing step, and the digital menu shows allergens and additives (E numbers, EU food-information rules), the base price under the German Price Indication Ordinance, the deposit line (Pfand), “incl. VAT” and – where applicable – “16+” or “18+” in the right place. If a guest deselects ingredients via “Please without …”, the allergen information adjusts. Whether the details are correct for your dish is something you check yourself.
Will guests who do not speak German see my menu in their language?
Your digital menu can appear in five languages, and your guests choose the language themselves. Category names such as “Starters” or “Drinks” can be translated as well, so that the structure appears in the same language.