Restaurant QR Code Generator
A restaurant QR code puts your menu, ordering page, review link, guest Wi-Fi or booking form one scan away from the table. Each one is static and free, so you can print table tents, window stickers and takeaway flyers once and reuse them for years.
1 Content
▸ Campaign tracking (UTM) — optional
Where the code lives (utm_source)
How it's shown (utm_medium)
Which campaign (utm_campaign)
2 Design— optional
Looks scannable
What happens when someone scans it
The phone shows the link and opens it in the browser in one tap — your menu page, an ordering site, your Google review page, or a booking form. Nothing to install. Because the code stores the address and not the page, you can update prices and dishes on the linked page whenever you like and the printed codes still work.
How to make a Restaurant QR Code
- 1
Pick what each code should do
Menu, ordering, reviews, Wi-Fi and booking are usually separate codes pointing at separate links.
- 2
Paste the link
Use a stable URL — your menu page, ordering provider, Google review short link or booking form. You can change the page content later without touching the code.
- 3
Brand each one
Match your colours, add your logo, and consider a labelled frame ('SCAN FOR MENU') so staff and guests know which is which.
- 4
Download and print
SVG for the printer. Laminate table codes so spills don't kill them, and scan-test on two phones before the run.
Where to use it
- Table tents and table-edge stickers — link to the menu
- Counter and window — link to online ordering or delivery
- Receipts and bill folders — link to your Google review page
- A small card by the till — guest Wi-Fi, no password typing
- Takeaway bags and flyers — link to the ordering site
- Entrance sign — link to the booking / waitlist form
Frequently asked questions
Do I need one QR code or several?
One per destination. Most restaurants use a menu code on every table, a review code on the bill, and a Wi-Fi code by the till. They are quick to make and free, so there is no reason to overload one code.
Can I change the menu without reprinting the codes?
Yes, as long as the menu lives at a URL you control. Update the page and every printed code still points to the current version. Only the link is fixed, not the content.
What is the best thing to link a menu QR code to?
A fast-loading web page or PDF hosted on your own site or menu provider. Avoid a Google Drive link that forces a download — see the QR menu guide.
How do I get more Google reviews with a QR code?
Point a code at your Google review link (from your Business Profile, 'Ask for reviews') and put it on the bill or a table card with a short line asking for feedback. See Google review QR codes.
Are these codes really free with no limits?
Yes. Static QR codes have unlimited scans, no subscription and no expiry. Nothing you type is uploaded.