Fewer restaurants are creating new QR menus, he said. And about 75 percent of their existing QR codes are essentially dormant, with fewer than 90 views in the last year. (Half had fewer than five.) ...

Are QR code restaurant menus on their way out? — Doug S., Virginia Beach The question may have stemmed from a May 2023 article in The New York Times, titled “ The QR Code Menu is Being Shown The Door, ...

Restaurant patrons have had their fill of menu QR codes. Once a new-age innovation to easily and quickly access menus on your smartphone, the existence of the humble barcode plastered to the table ...

The QR code menu is being kicked to the curb in many restaurants throughout the U.S., leaving it in the past where it belongs. By Nikki Main Published May 24, 2023 | Comments (0) 𝕏 ...

Plus, with QR codes, hosts or servers don’t have to waste time handing out menus to customers. That may ease the burden on a restaurant that’s already short-staffed, as many are.

Combining these two motivations, restaurants shifted away from physical menus and into directing customers to online menus, often offering a QR code on the table.

The QR-code menu—which you access by scanning a black-and-white square with your smartphone—has taken off ever since. It may dominate going forward.

The use of QR codes in restaurants surged during the pandemic. First introduced to replace paper menus, they have now become commonplace. Typically, the QR code is printed somewhere on the table ...

Conner is right about customers’ distaste for QR code menus. As reported by CNN, “A recent Technomic survey found that about 88% of respondents said they preferred paper menus to digital QR ...

HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM) — The initial case for QR code menus was clear. “Everyone wanted to become more contactless during the pandemic,” said Steve Mellinger, a supervisor at Tröegs,… ...

In addition to speeding table turnover by an average of 15 minutes, the app increases tip revenues for servers by up to 10% through the use of precalculated tip levels, and allows consumers to leave ...