A menu customers scan with a QR code at the table, and that you can update yourself the moment a price changes or a dish sells out — without calling anyone. Free to start, no login.
Build your digital menu now →List your dishes, categories, and prices the way you'd tell a friend. Otto asks what's missing.
Otto builds a real, working menu page and you see it run on your screen immediately.
Publish instantly and print the QR code for your tables — customers just scan and browse.
A QR menu is one of the easiest wins for a small restaurant — but a few details separate "helpful" from "just a PDF nobody reads."
The core structure matters most: clear categories (starters, mains, sides, drinks, desserts), consistent pricing, and short, honest descriptions — customers decide faster when they're not guessing what a dish is. Beyond that:
You don't need a food delivery platform's commission-eating ordering system if all you actually need is for people to know what you serve and what it costs. Start there, and add ordering or payments later if you actually need them (Otto supports both when you're ready).
At minimum: dish names, prices, and categories (starters, mains, drinks, desserts). Beyond that, dietary tags (vegetarian, gluten-free, spicy) and a photo of a few standout dishes make the biggest difference to how customers order.
Yes. Once Otto builds your menu with you, you can come back anytime and describe the change in plain English — a new price, a sold-out item, a seasonal dish — and it updates. No app update, no waiting on anyone.
No. It's a web page — customers scan a QR code on the table or tap a link, and it opens instantly in their phone's browser. Nothing to install.