QR Codes for Restaurants
A menu code lives on a table, gets handled, spilled on and read in dim light, which is a harder job than it looks.
Menus
The rest of the room
- Google review QR codeThe review link forms measured side by side, including the one that opens the star form rather than the listing.
- Wi-Fi QR codeShare a network without reading the passphrase aloud, with the separator characters escaped properly.
- Google Maps QR codeCoordinates and map links compared per platform, because the standard geo: encoding does nothing on an iPhone.
The Reprint Problem
Menus change and table tents do not. A static code pointing straight at a PDF means every price change is a reprint of every table, which is the reason restaurant QR codes get abandoned.
Point the code at a short address on your own domain and redirect that to the current menu. The printed code never changes, the destination does, and you are not renting the redirect from anybody. Use Quartile error correction: a code on a table gets fingerprints and spills, and Quartile rebuilds about a quarter of the symbol.
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