Table tent codes for menus and reviews.
A webpage you can edit beats a PDF you have to re-upload every week.
Tracking creates a Dynamic QR Code you can edit later.
Keep the mark small. Finder corners must stay visible.
Menu QR codes only work if the destination is fast on a phone and obviously a menu. A 9 MB PDF with tiny type fails. A simple page with prices, allergens, and a large typeface succeeds.
Put Wi-Fi and the menu on the same tent if you like, but use two clearly labeled codes. Guests should not wonder which square orders dessert. If you change the menu daily, use a dynamic URL so the acrylic stand never needs a new insert.
Offer both. Some guests will not scan. The code is for seasonal specials, allergens, and languages you do not want to reprint nightly.
At least 3 cm, with a caption like “Menu” so it does not look like a tracking mystery. Matte cards scan better than laminated gloss under downlights.
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