QR menus for restaurants that need a living catalogue
A restaurant QR menu is the guest-facing catalogue tied to a table. HalaQR is designed so you update items in one workspace instead of reprinting cards every season.
What restaurant teams actually need from a QR menu
Guests need readable items, prices, and photos. The team needs to hide an 86’d dish, feature a daily plate, and keep Arabic and English in step. A static PDF rarely does that during a Friday rush.
Table codes, not a single poster
HalaQR issues codes per table so the guest session belongs to that seat. That matters once you take orders: the ticket is not “someone in the room”, it is Table 7.
From browse-only to ordering
You can start with a published menu on the free plan, then enable guest ordering when the operation is ready. The guest still starts from the same QR scan.
