QR Code Generator for Restaurants, Cafes & Pubs
Restaurants use QR codes for more than the menu. With one generator you can create a table menu code, a guest Wi-Fi code, a Google review card, takeaway coupons and directions, all in your brand colors. Use free static codes where nothing changes, and dynamic codes where you need to edit or track.
Why Choose TryQRMint for This Solution
Custom-branded QR codes, editable dynamic links and clear scan analytics in one dashboard.
One Studio for Every Table Code
Make the menu, Wi-Fi, review and promotion codes your venue needs in one place, with matching colors, logo and frames.
Free Codes Where Free Works
Guest Wi-Fi and a link to a menu you already host can be static codes, which are free and never expire. Pay only for the codes you need to edit or track.
Turn Visits Into Reviews
The Feedback type asks guests for a star rating and sends happy guests to your Google review link, while lower ratings come to you as private feedback.
Which QR Code Type for Each Part of Your Restaurant
| Goal | TryQRMint type | Free option? |
|---|---|---|
| Hosted menu with photos and prices | Menu | 7-day trial (dynamic only) |
| Link to a menu on your website | Website URL | Yes, as a static code |
| Guest Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi | Yes, as a static code |
| Google reviews with private feedback | Feedback | 7-day trial (dynamic only) |
| Discount for the next visit | Coupon | 7-day trial (dynamic only) |
| Opening hours and contact page | Business | 7-day trial (dynamic only) |
Ready to build the menu itself? The restaurant menu QR code generator walks through categories, dish photos and pricing. For the Wi-Fi card, use the Wi-Fi QR code generator, and for reviews the Google review QR code generator.
How to Set Up QR Codes for Your Restaurant
Start generating high-converting QR codes in less than 60 seconds.
List the Codes Your Venue Needs
Most restaurants need a menu code, a Wi-Fi code and a review code. Cafes and pubs often add a drinks list or loyalty coupon.
Create Each One in the Studio
Pick the type (Menu, Wi-Fi, Feedback, Coupon, Business, Website URL), enter the content, then add your colors, logo and a frame label like "Scan for menu".
Save, Print & Test at the Table
Sign in free to save and download. Print one proof, scan it from a seated position under your real lighting, then print the full set.
QR Codes Every Restaurant, Cafe & Pub Can Use
Explore how individuals, teams, and high-traffic brands put these QR codes to work.
Table Menu
Build a mobile menu with categories, dish photos and prices using the Menu type, or link a static code to a menu already on your website.
Guest Wi-Fi Card
A static Wi-Fi code at the counter or on the table lets guests join without asking staff for the password.
Google Review Card
Put a review code on the bill folder or receipt so guests can rate their visit while they are still at the table.
Drinks & Tap List for Pubs
Keep a separate drinks or tap list code on the bar so you can update rotating beers without touching the food menu.
Takeaway Bag Coupon
Add a Coupon code to delivery bags with a discount for the next order and an expiry date.
Window Sign & Directions
A window code can open your Business page with opening hours and phone number, and a Location code can guide guests to the entrance or car park.
Related Guides & Tutorials
Restaurant Menu QR Code Generator
Build a hosted digital menu with categories, dish photos and prices.
QR Code Menus for Cafes & Coffee Shops
Counter, table and takeaway ideas for cafe menus and drinks boards.
QR Code Menus for Bars & Breweries
Keep rotating tap lists and cocktail menus up to date.
How to Update a QR Menu Without Reprinting Table Codes
Change prices and remove sold-out dishes while the table codes stay the same.
Restaurant QR Code Table Tent Printing Guide
Sizes, materials and quiet zones for table tents and stands.
How to Create a Google Review QR Code
Invite diners to review your restaurant on Google.
Technical Specifications & Print Standards
Standard QR codes (ISO/IEC 18004) that every modern smartphone camera can read. Print size, contrast and placement still matter, so test before printing.
Hosted Menu or Your Own Link
Use the Menu type for a hosted mobile menu, the PDF type for an uploaded file, or a Website URL code for a menu on your site.
Up to 10 on the Free Plan
Wi-Fi, website and other static codes are free with a free account, with PNG downloads and no expiry.
7-Day Trial, Then Pro or Business
Menu, PDF, Feedback, Coupon and Business pages are dynamic-only and can be edited anytime while a trial or plan is active.
Automatic: M, or Q With a Logo
TryQRMint sets error correction for you and raises it when your logo is placed in the center.
PNG ยท SVG on Pro & Business
PNG for table cards and stickers. SVG (also in the trial) for professional printing of tents, coasters and window vinyl.
Per Dynamic Code
Total and unique scans, scans over time, city, device, OS and browser. Give each placement its own code to compare them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find immediate answers regarding dynamic QR codes, analytics, formats, and commercial usage.
Look for one that covers every code a venue needs (menu, Wi-Fi, reviews, offers), lets you edit menu codes after printing, and is clear about cost. TryQRMint does all of these in one Studio: static codes are free, and dynamic menu, review and coupon pages come with a 7-day trial and then a prepaid Pro plan.
Yes, if your menu is already online. Create a free static Website URL code that links to the menu page or PDF on your own website. The hosted Menu type, with categories, photos and prices you edit in TryQRMint, is dynamic-only: you can try it free for 7 days, then it needs Pro ($9/month, or $7/month billed annually).
No. iPhone and Android camera apps read QR codes natively, and the menu or page opens in the phone's browser.
Yes, with a dynamic Menu or PDF code. Edit the dishes, prices or file in your dashboard, and the printed codes show the update on the next scan. A static code that links to your own website also stays current if you update that page.
For a menu read by a seated guest, a code roughly 3 to 4.5 cm (1.25 to 1.75 in) wide is a common starting point. Use larger codes for walls or windows, keep a clear margin around them, and always test a printed proof at the table.
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