No app wall
Guests scan with the phone camera and read the menu in a browser. There is no consumer account requirement.
QR code beer menus
Print the QR code once. Keep changing the beer menu.
Venue Menus creates a permanent QR destination for the live menu, so table tents and signs survive the next keg change, price update, and seasonal menu.
The useful answer
A QR code is only as good as its destination
The code itself is a durable link, not a menu file. When a guest scans it, Venue Menus serves the current responsive menu from the venue's published tap list. Staff update the content in the same admin used for TV and print. That means there is no need to generate and replace a new code whenever the menu changes.
Readable destination
The menu uses real responsive text and structured prices instead of forcing guests to zoom around a letter-size PDF.
One availability state
A sold-out change is reflected on QR, web, and other published outputs from the same menu data.
One operating loop
Import. Review. Publish. Keep serving.
- 01Start with what you have
Bring Square, Untappd, a PDF, a photo, or a spreadsheet into a working venue preview.
- 02Review the real details
Confirm names, descriptions, prices, sizes, sections, and availability before anything goes live.
- 03Publish every format
Use the same approved tap list for TV, web, QR, embed, and print, then update it during service.
Questions, answered
Before you put it on the wall.
Does the QR code expire?
No. The generated code points to the menu's stable public URL.
Can I print the QR code myself?
Yes. Venue Menus provides the code as a scalable image suitable for signs and printed menus.
Can a QR code open a PDF?
It can, but Venue Menus points guests to a responsive web menu because it is easier to update and read on a phone.
Your current menu is enough to start
See your venue in Venue Menus before you subscribe.
Bring Square, Untappd, a PDF, a photo, or a spreadsheet. We will turn it into a working preview.
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