QR digital menu
A QR digital menu for restaurants that also shows up on Google.
Dishes, prices, allergens and 7 languages. Update it from your phone and it is published on your Google listing and your website, without reprinting the QR code.

Easy for you. Easy for your customers.

Start with a photo
We digitise your menu and you check the result.
Every customer, in their language
Dishes and prices that are easy to read on a phone.
Change a price right away
The QR code stays the same. The menu updates.
Clear allergens, dish by dish
You check the information with the kitchen before publishing. Your customers see the allergens for each dish next to its description.
Three ways to put your menu on a phone. What changes with each.
A PDF with a QR code is free, but every change means redoing the layout. A menu generator half solves it. Menuveo’s menu is the same on the table, on your website and on your Google listing.
| Item | PDF with QR | QR menu generator | Menuveo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per month | €0 | €4-20, indicative | From €59.99/month + VAT |
| Text menu with structured data | No | Sometimes | Yes, for Google and AI |
| Allergens per dish | If you lay them out | Depends on the plan | All 14, checked by the restaurant |
| Languages | One | Depends on the plan | 7 |
| Same menu on website, Google and QR | No | No | Yes |
Frequently asked questions
No. They scan the QR code and the menu opens in the browser.
Generators start at around €4 a month and a PDF is free. Menuveo’s menu is on every plan, from €59.99/month + VAT, with allergens, 7 languages and the same menu on your website and Google.
You confirm them with the kitchen before publishing. A photo isn't enough to check every ingredient.
No. The QR code always points to the same address. You change dishes or prices from your phone and it shows right away.
The menu shows, for each dish, the 14 allergens that must be declared under Reglamento (UE) 1169/2011, the EU food information regulation. You declare the information; we show it where the customer sees it.
It is translated into 7 languages and each customer sees it in their own. You can review any translation.
Yes. The regular menu and the daily set menu (menú del día) sit side by side, and the daily menu is changed every morning from a photo.
Yes. Because it is published as text and not as a PDF, Google and assistants like ChatGPT can read each dish and its price, and show your restaurant when someone searches for that dish nearby.
Yes. EU Regulation 1169/2011 requires the 14 allergens to be declared on any medium, including the QR menu and the daily set menu. In Menuveo they are marked per dish and shown in every language.
From your phone, dish by dish or in bulk, and it shows instantly on the QR, your website and your Google listing. Nothing to reprint.


