Also for restaurants
A digital menu, shown via a QR code on every table.
The same principle as a one-page site, applied to a restaurant, café or bar menu: customers scan a code on the table and see today's menu right in their own browser — nothing to install, nothing to download.
What you get
- Always current
- A price or daily special changes in a simple spreadsheet, the menu updates everywhere.
- No app
- The QR code opens an ordinary web page in the customer's own browser.
- One code per table
- Ready to print, always pointing to the same up-to-date menu.
- Multiple languages
- French, English or Italian, like the rest of a Bonaventis site.
How it comes together
Dishes, prices, categories and languages, organised with you.
A fast page, readable on a phone, in your establishment's identity.
Ready to print on every table or stand.
A simple spreadsheet is enough to change a price or a daily special.
What does it cost?
A digital menu is handled like a one-page site, simpler still: from €450, paid once. Off-the-shelf tools on the market run around €15–35 a month, forever — here you pay once and own the site outright, nothing further to pay, unless you choose the €5–10/month upkeep plan. The exact scope is always agreed in writing before work starts.