MOSAQO GUIDE
QR Code Menu Best Practices for Restaurants
A good QR menu loads quickly, reads well with one hand and opens in the expected section. The code is only the entry point; the destination and placement create the experience.
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Practical guidance
A clear decision framework for real placements.
Print checklist
Verify artwork before production.
Create a QR code
Apply the guidance in Mosaqo.
01
PDF or landing page
PDF is fast to launch but often has small text and slow downloads. A mobile page works better for categories, allergens, offers and ordering.
02
Call to action and placement
Write “Open menu,” not “Scan me.” Keep the code visible, large enough from the guest position and away from glare or table clutter.
03
Update without chaos
Keep one dynamic QR stable and change its destination through a reviewed process. Test prices, mobile layout and public access before publishing.
04
Use meaningful analytics
Compare scans with guests and orders. Repeated scans can show interest, but they can also expose difficult navigation.
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