About Tablemenu.Link
Tablemenu.Link is a free digital menu maker for restaurants, cafés, bars and food trucks: type your dishes and prices, publish, and share the menu as a link and a QR code. There is no account to create, no paid plan and no advertising on menus.
Why it exists
Many small restaurants still share their menu as a photo or a PDF, which is hard to read on a phone and invisible to search engines. Typing a menu into a simple form and getting a proper web page should not need an account, a subscription or a designer. Tablemenu.Link does exactly that and little else.
Why it is free
Tablemenu.Link is a free tool, not a trial, and there is no paid plan to upgrade to. It can stay free because a menu costs very little to host: menu pages are mostly text and are cached, so most visits never reach the database, and images are resized in your browser before upload and served from Cloudflare. Every feature is included for $0, with no card and no signup. See pricing for the details.
How your menu is stored
- Menu text (names, dishes, prices and settings) is stored in a Cloudflare D1 database.
- Images such as your logo and dish photos are resized in your browser before upload and kept in Cloudflare R2 storage, from where guests load them directly.
- Your private edit link carries its secret after the “#”, a part of the address that browsers never send to a server, so it does not end up in server logs or in links to other sites. The editor sends the secret to our API in a request header, never in a URL, when it opens or saves your menu. We store only a SHA-256 hash of it, so nobody can rebuild your link from our database.
- Limits: each menu holds up to 300 items in 30 categories.
Published menus are public web pages that anyone with the link can open. Do not put private information on a menu. You can unpublish or delete a menu at any time from its edit link.
What Tablemenu.Link does not do
It shows your menu. It does not take orders or payments, count scans, run ads on your menu or ask guests to install anything. If you have a PDF menu, copy its text into the editor: the PDF to digital menu guide shows how.
Contact
Questions, feedback or a problem with a menu? Email hello@tablemenu.link. We read every message.
Editorial note. The pages on this site are written and checked by the people who build Tablemenu.Link. We describe only features that exist today and update pages when the product changes. This page was last updated on .
Put your menu online before your next service
It takes about ten minutes and costs nothing. You get a link and a QR code the moment you publish.