TableMenuQR review
A browser-based QR menu maker for restaurants that need translated menus and live updates.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026
TableMenuQR is a browser-based tool for cafés, bistros and restaurants to create and manage digital menus. It suits small restaurants that want customers to open a menu from a QR code or public link in a browser, without installing an app. Menus can be imported from PDF or built manually, with editable dish names, descriptions and prices. Restaurants can also add categories, apply a light or dark theme, and include restaurant, social media and review links on a public menu page.
Menu translation and updates are central to the product. TableMenuQR supports up to five languages, with AI-assisted food terminology, and lets restaurants publish changes in real time, including sold-out status. Branded QR codes and custom menu links provide ways to share the menu, while analytics offer a view of menu activity. This combination is a good fit for restaurants that need multilingual web menus and frequent edits; it is less suitable for businesses looking for print menus or ordering capabilities.
The paid Starter plan includes one restaurant, unlimited menus, categories and items, up to five menu languages, QR codes and analytics. A 30-day free trial is available, but a paid subscription is needed to keep a public menu live afterward. The product is cloud-based and web-only, with email support and GDPR compliance listed. Choose it if translated QR menus, editable dishes and live availability updates matter more than a free tier or print ordering; restaurants needing multiple locations under one plan should weigh the one-restaurant limit.
TableMenuQR pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Import menus from PDF or create them manually, then edit dish details.
- Translate menus into up to five languages with AI-assisted food terminology.
- Publish real-time changes and sold-out status, with QR links and analytics.
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; keeping a public menu live after the 30-day trial requires a subscription.
- The Starter plan covers one restaurant, which may not suit multi-location groups.
- Web menus only; it does not support print ordering.
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