Hours, map, and QR menu: the restaurant needs a site too

Guests already seated scan. Guests still at home search the restaurant name, Sunday hours, and whether there is a terrace. If you only have a table QR, Google has almost nothing to show. Instagram does not link to a site; it links to a void.

A digital menu at the table solves service. An info site with the same menu solves search.

An internal path is enough for the tent card. Not always to be found.

Basic publishes the QR menu on a path inside Ordenala. Fast, cheap, enough if you only care about the dining room. Standard and Premium give you your own subdomain and a page with intro, hours, map, social, and a message to guests — then the menu.

That subdomain is a URL people remember, share, and that can rank. It does not replace a huge website. It replaces not existing outside the table.

One content, two doors

Hours you change on Friday afternoon. Embedded map. Icons to Instagram and WhatsApp. The QR menu is the same as on the tent card: prices by zone, allergens, languages, photos. You do not keep a PDF “for the web” and another “for the table”.

When you close on Monday, you change it once. Whoever arrives from Google and whoever scans on the terrace see the same truth.

Reviews to email, if you want them

Premium sends guest reviews to the inbox you choose. It is not a marketplace. It is a mailbox to improve service without another app.

Start with the carta. Upgrade when the URL matters.

Many venues publish on Basic first, see that the menu works, then move to a subdomain when they want search and a clean bio link. You design without an account. You pay when you publish.

Create my QR menu — table today, site with hours and map when you need it. No signup until you publish.