Café & Restaurant
Scan-to-order · leave a contact for perks
Your counter does four jobs: take orders, hand out Wi-Fi, push the loyalty program, and answer “what’s good today?” A single printed card quietly does all four — and the menu behind its code changes with the seasons while the card on the counter never reprints.
A menu that updates itself
Change the page, not the print — tonight’s soup is tonight’s soup
Contacts that earn their keep
One scan leaves a name — perks delivered, regulars remembered
Zero apps, zero friction
Phone camera opens everything; no downloads, no accounts
This preview is the finished card — hit the button to load it into the workbench below and make it yours
Café & Restaurant
Scan-to-order · leave a contact for perks
The card above is already loaded — change the words, colors, and material live; the printed code never needs reprinting.
Paper menus die a slow death: cross-outs, sticker overlays, the seasonal reprint nobody budgets for. This template flips the economics — the printed card is permanent, the menu behind it is a link you own. Change the soup at 4 PM, swap the seasonal board on the first of the month; every phone that scans tonight sees tonight’s truth. The loyalty loop works the same way: the card offers Wi-Fi and a small perk for a contact, one scan leaves a name in your list, and the next slow Tuesday has someone to message. No POS integration, no tablet, no app for customers to install — the phone camera every customer already carries does the work. The card itself is business-card sized, printed on your shop printer in matte — coffee-stain finish, white QR pad, a quarter-meter scan every time. When the lease changes or the menu grows: the card stays, the destination moves.
No. The printed code never changes — it opens whatever page you point it at. Edit the online menu and every card in the shop serves the new version instantly. Reprint only when the shop itself changes.
The card opens a short form: name, contact, one optional field. Each scan lands in a live list you can export — hand out the perk, keep the regular’s name for the next slow Tuesday.
Yes. Every theme keeps the QR on a high-contrast white pad sized for arm’s-length scans — morning sun, pendant lights, and the evening espresso-machine glow are all inside normal camera range.
Business-card size (85×54mm) sits at the register and slides into check presenters; A6 works for table tents. Both export as PDF with safe margins for home printing.
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