Ordenala Blog
Ideas, best practices, and news on digital menus and QR menus for restaurants.
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QR menu for cafés and bakeries: display case + phone, no queue of questions
At the counter there is no time to explain every cake. QR digital menu with photos, allergens, and prices — guests scan while they wait for coffee.
Seasonal menus and weekly specials: update the QR menu every week
A seasonal menu cannot wait for the printer. Saturday specials, weekly rotation, and a QR digital menu you change on Friday afternoon.
Hours, map, and QR menu: the restaurant needs a site too
A table QR is not enough if people search you on Google. Subdomain, hours, map, and the same digital menu — Standard and Premium on Ordenala.
QR menu with no app download: if you ask for an account, they ask for paper
Guests will not install anything to see the menu. A QR menu that opens in the browser — no app, no signup — is the one that actually gets used.
QR menu with your logo and colors: it should not look like another brand
A generic QR looks like the platform, not the restaurant. Digital menu with logo, colors, and a branded QR — the same look on the table and on social.
Tapas, portions, and prices: a QR menu that matches how you serve
Same dish, three sizes, different prices by zone. A QR digital menu shows portions without a speech at the table or scribbles on paper.
Hide sold-out dishes on the QR menu between services
When a dish runs out, paper lies until the reprint. On a QR digital menu you hide it from your phone before the next ticket.
Photos on the QR menu: the dish sells before it reaches the table
A line of text does not sell. Real photos on a QR digital menu raise the average ticket and cut ‘what’s this like?’ at peak service.