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, ...

Lavu, a major global restaurant software and payments solution provider built by restaurant people, and Up ‘n go, a contactless payments provider that powers QR code pay at the table solutions ...

Embracing new technology, like contactless QR code payments, can broaden the customer base and simultaneously build a leaner service model to alleviate short-staffing pressures.

Operators weigh the pros and cons of QR code menus. While the pros include access to customer data and saving money, the cons include a room full of diners looking at their phone.

QR codes are having a moment. Chances are, anyone visiting a restaurant during the height of the pandemic was either introduced or reintroduced to scanning those black squares first made popular in ...

When using the feature, a restaurant can print a QR code out and leave it on a table. A customer would then scan the QR code, browse a menu, place their order, and pay from their phone.

A QR code can kill the mood: phones up, blue lights on, conviviality off. “The bottom line is: The QR code is the antithesis to romance,” said Richard Boccato, the owner of Dutch Kills Bar in ...

Things went south after the diner accidentally included a photo of the table’s QR code, which patrons scan via iPhone to pay for the meal. After posting the food porn pics to Chinese social ...

The control group kept their phone in a box. QR-code menus reduce privacy, too, because diners who use them aren’t just communicating with the restaurant in question.

Widespread QR code menus may be a thing of the past “It’s already obsolete for most places," Chef William Emery of New York’s Tannat Market & Tavern says.

One of the lasting impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic is the popularity of QR codes. They're everywhere, from your table at a restaurant and the register at your favorite coffee shop to random stickers ...

According to the South China Morning Post, Wang didn’t know what she’d accidentally done until a member of the restaurant’s staff stopped by her table to confirm her CN¥430,000 ($60,400) order.