QR menus
QR menus that point guests to the right location menu
A QR menu in Garnsh is a hosted menu view for one location, opened from a printed code. It is for reading the menu. It is not ordering, checkout or payment.
- Charred corn ribs9.50lime crema, chili salt
- Burrata & stone fruit14.00basil oil, sourdough
- Crispy brussels10.75honey, aleppo, mint
Little Ember is a fictional demo restaurant. Menus, prices and locations shown are sample data.
How QR views work
Scan. Read. Order with your server.
One code per location
Each location gets its own QR-linked hosted menu view. Guests at Dogpatch read Dogpatch prices.
Focused selections
A patio code can open drinks and small plates. The host stand can open everything. Same source.
Built for phones
Large type, short sections and real text that loads quickly on a weak signal.
Print once
The code points to a stable address. Publishing changes the page, not the code.
Printable concept
A tabletop tent that says what it does.
Guests now expect some codes to open ordering. If yours only shows the menu, say so on the tent. Use the location name, a short label and a plain line like “Menu only. Order with your server.” Print with whoever you already trust. Garnsh does not provide printing.
Not an ordering or payment experience.
Garnsh QR menus have no cart, checkout, payments or order injection. If you use a separate ordering tool, keep its codes visually distinct so guests are not confused.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Can guests order or pay from a Garnsh QR menu?
No. Garnsh QR menus are view-only. Garnsh is not an ordering or payment experience.
Do I reprint codes when prices change?
No. The code points to a stable hosted menu view. Publishing updates the page, not the code.
Can a QR code show only part of the menu?
Yes. Focused menu selections let a QR view show the sections that matter for that spot.
Keep reading
Print once. Publish forever.
See per-location QR views built from your own menu during a guided demo.