ENQR Digital Menu for Restaurants
Elegant, fast QR/NFC menus with video, language support, upsells & analytics—better than Oddmenu.
Why Choose QR Digital Menus?
Contactless Experience
Safe, hygienic menu access without physical contact - perfect for post-pandemic dining
Instant Updates
Change prices, add specials, or hide sold-out items in real-time across all locations
Video Showcases
Display appetizing videos of dishes that increase order values by up to 40%
Multi-Language Support
Serve international customers with automatic language detection and 5 language support
Allergen Management
Clear allergen information and dietary filters help customers make safe choices
Customer Analytics
Track popular dishes, customer behavior, and optimize your menu for maximum revenue
How It Works
Set Up Your Account
Create your restaurant profile in minutes with our simple setup wizard
Upload Your Menu
Add dishes, prices, photos and videos with our intuitive menu builder
Generate QR Codes
Get printable QR codes for tables, windows, and takeaway materials
Go Live
Customers scan and instantly access your beautiful digital menu
Before you print your QR codes
The code on the table points to one menu URL, so everything you change in the admin reaches every table at once. A few decisions up front make the rollout smoother.
One code, or one per table?
One code per venue is the simplest setup. Per-table or per-floor codes let you tell areas apart in analytics — hotels often use one per floor for room service.
Add NFC where the light is low
Scanning a QR code needs a camera and decent light. In a dim bar or on a terrace at night, an NFC tag next to the code lets guests tap instead — both open the same menu.
Tag allergens before launch
The AI import builds items and prices from a photo of your menu, but allergen tagging is a manual step. Mark gluten, nuts, dairy and fish before the first guest scans.
Decide who hides sold-out dishes
Agree who on each shift marks a dish sold out. The toggle takes seconds from the admin, and the item leaves every table's menu straight away — no awkward "sorry, we're out".
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a QR digital menu?
A QR digital menu allows customers to view restaurant menus by scanning a QR code with their smartphone, offering contactless, interactive, and updatable menu experiences.
Why use QR digital menus instead of printed menus?
QR digital menus offer real-time updates, cost savings, contactless experience, better hygiene, multilingual support, video content, and detailed analytics.
How does Hayde's QR menu compare to Oddmenu?
Hayde offers superior design, video content, advanced CRM, better analytics, NFC support, and more comprehensive multilingual capabilities than Oddmenu.
Can customers order through QR menus?
Yes, Hayde's QR menus support cart functionality and ordering integration, allowing customers to place orders directly from their phones.
Do guests need to download an app?
No. The QR code opens the menu in the phone's default browser. There is nothing to install and no account to create before a guest can browse.
How quickly do menu changes show up?
Within seconds. Save a new price, a daily special or a sold-out toggle in the admin and every QR code shows the updated menu. The printed code itself never changes, so there is nothing to reprint.
Can I build the menu from my existing printed one?
Yes. During signup, upload a photo of your printed menu and the AI import extracts categories, items, prices and descriptions for you to review. Dish photos and allergen tags are added afterwards.
How much does a QR digital menu cost?
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card. Paid plans are billed monthly or yearly — yearly saves 10% — with no contract and no cancellation fee. See the pricing page for the current plans.
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