A café or bar menu is short but never still: the cocktail of the week, the keg that ran dry, weekend brunch. See how a QR code menu keeps up.
A café or bar has a short menu that never stands still. There is brunch at the weekend, happy hour in the early evening, a new cocktail every week and, halfway through the night, the craft beer keg runs dry. Out on the terrace, half the tables speak another language.
A digital menu with a QR code keeps pace without any reprinting. Here is how Menuyo helps cafés, bars, wine bars and brunch spots.
Small and large beer, glass and bottle, regular and large: in Menuyo every drink can have several prices, each with its own label, and the labels are translated into the guest's language. Mark drink categories as drinks and, if the list is long, split it into Sections — Coffee, Wine, Beer, Cocktails.
Under Settings, create availability windows: "Brunch" on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 14:00, "Happy hour" Monday to Friday from 18:00 to 20:00, "Late" from 22:00. Link each category or product to the right window and the menu changes on its own through the day.
A tip: for happy hour, create its own category with the special prices, linked to the 18:00–20:00 window. Outside those hours, it disappears from the menu.
Under Special menu, highlight what you want to sell first: the cocktail of the week, a cheese board with a glass of wine, a fixed-price brunch menu. Specials appear at the top of the menu and can have their own schedule too.
On the Today screen, one tap marks a product sold out. It stays on the menu, greyed out and labelled as sold out, so nobody orders it. When the new keg goes on, switch it back on.
In every template you adjust colours, fonts, buttons and your logo, and you can create a dark mode in your own colours.
On the terrace, a QR code on the table means nobody waits for a menu. With the menu in several languages, visitors pick theirs with one tap — see our tips on how to translate your menu for tourists. For the counter or the window, print a price list from the same menu in Print menu.
Milk in coffee, egg white in some sours, sulphites in wine, gluten in beer: drinks have allergens too. In Menuyo you tick them on each product, and you can also show caffeine and alcohol as extra information. Learn more in the 14 mandatory allergens.
Show buttons on your menu for WhatsApp (great for group and event bookings), calling, directions, reservations and reviews on Google, Tripadvisor and other platforms.
Our step-by-step guide shows every screen in detail.
Try Menuyo free for 15 days — no card needed. Starter costs €14.99 a month (plus VAT) and includes everything described here. See pricing.
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