Digital menu example

This is what guests see when they scan your QR code or tap your link. Saffron & Smoke is a made-up restaurant with 13 dishes, built with Tablemenu.Link in about ten minutes.

Try it on your phone

Point your phone camera at the code to open the full menu, exactly as a guest at the table would.

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What to notice

  • Category tabs that follow youJump straight to Drinks or Sweets; the tab bar tracks where you are as you scroll.
  • Search and dietary filtersGuests type a dish name or show only vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free dishes.
  • Clear labelsVegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, spicy, popular and new tags use words and icons, not colour alone.
  • A sold-out dishThe jackfruit biryani stays visible but is marked sold out, so nobody orders it by mistake.
  • Open nowOpening hours with a live open or closed status in the restaurant’s own time zone.
  • The restaurant’s own lookBrand colour, dark theme and name come from the owner’s settings, not ours.

What guests see when they open your menu

Guests see a fast, phone-sized web page, not a PDF. It opens in the browser they already have, with no app to install, and shows your name, opening hours, categories and every dish with its description, price and labels.

Tapping a dish opens its details. Search and filters help people with dietary needs find something quickly, and sold-out dishes are marked so nobody is disappointed at the table.

What you see as the owner

You edit the same menu from a private link. Change a price or switch a dish off, press save, and the next person who scans the QR code sees the update. The code itself never changes, so there is nothing to reprint.

Make a menu like this for your restaurant

It takes about ten minutes and costs nothing. You get a link and a QR code the moment you publish.