QR VIDEO MENU FOR RESTAURANTS
Guests don’t read menus.
They watch them.
Turn your menu card into vertical video. A guest scans the QR code at the table and sees every dish as it really looks — before ordering. No app. No waiting.
- <2 s start
- 0 apps
- 24 h to launch
the real menu of our showcase restaurant
* meta-analyses of video content engagement in digital marketing
A photo sits still. Video sizzles.
A PDF with prices and a line like “pork tenderloin in its own jus” sells nothing. Guests choose with their eyes — and a frozen photo can’t show the steam over a plate, the cheese pull, or the knife going through the meat. Video shows it. That’s why it sells.
PDF menu — a wall of text
DOPEST menu — a dish in motion
Three steps. Zero IT staff.
01 / 03
We film your dishes
We come with a camera, or take your phone footage. Editing, 9:16 framing, color — on us. Your kitchen cooks, we shoot.
02 / 03
Guests scan the code at the table
A QR sticker on the table. One scan with the camera — the menu opens in the browser in under 2 seconds. No app, no sign-up.
03 / 03
The menu lives with your floor
Dish ran out? The waiter marks it “sold out” and it disappears for every guest within a second. Set “today’s picks” in the morning, read the analytics at night: what guests watched, what they finished.
Everything the floor needs
Live “sold out”
Dish runs out — it vanishes for guests in real time. No page refresh.
Today’s picks
One tap in the morning, a section on top of the menu. Expires itself at midnight.
Promos & happy hour
Banners with a time window — they switch on and off by themselves.
Dish analytics
Which videos guests watch, which they finish, what they open most.
Polski / English
Tourists switch language with one tap. Prices and allergens without a translator.
Google reviews
A “Rate us” button in the menu footer — guests review before they leave.
Scan it. It’s real.
This is not a mockup or a slide-deck video — it’s the working menu of our showcase restaurant, Ristoteca. 61 dishes, four with video, a live stop-list. Open it on your phone:
Your menu could look like this.
Leave your contact — we’ll call back the same day with a quote for your venue. Or just call us.
Before you ask
01How long does onboarding take?
Typically 24 hours from the moment we have the footage. The shoot day at your venue is usually scheduled within a week of the first call.
02Do I have to film the dishes myself?
No. We come and film — it’s part of the service. If you prefer shooting with a phone, we’ll take your files and handle the editing and 9:16 framing.
03Does the guest need to install anything?
No. The menu opens in the phone’s browser after scanning the QR — iPhone and Android, no app, no sign-up, no cookie walls.
04Can I edit the menu myself?
Yes. The panel runs in a browser: prices, descriptions, order, stop-list, promos — changes are visible to guests instantly. A waiter handles the stop-list in 5 seconds.
05How much does it cost?
The package depends on the number of dishes and who films. Leave your contact — we’ll quote precisely for your venue, no strings attached.