Tables and QR
A QR code on every table, arranged by section
Set up each location's tables by section, print their QR codes and stick them on. Guests scan one and open the location's menu, with their table showing.
Tables and QR
8 tables · Palermo
Short answer
In Restoman every table has its own QR code: guests scan it with the camera and open the location's menu knowing which table they're at. Tables are grouped by section, codes print six to an A4 sheet, and a code can be regenerated if someone walks off with it. Today, ordering from the table is for pickup at the counter; ordering to the table is coming soon.
Updated Oct 28, 2026
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Why keep your tables in the system
One generic QR code at the door says nothing about where anyone is sitting, and a printed code someone took home works forever. With one code per table, every scan knows which table it came from, and every code can be shut off.
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How you set up the floor
It opens with "Tables and QR" in the sidebar, with the location chosen at the top. The owner, the admins and the location's manager set it up.
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What happens when a guest scans
The code opens the location's menu with the table showing. From there, guests browse, build their order and pay from their phone.
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Frequently asked questions
Not yet. Today the code opens the menu at that table and guests order and pay from their phone, for pickup at the counter. Ordering to the table is coming soon.
Tap "Regenerate QR" on that table: the printed code stops working at once. Then print the new one and stick it on.
No. The code carries the table's own code, not its number, so it keeps working.
Yes. With "Takes orders" off, its code still shows the menu but doesn't let guests order.
Everyone who works at the location sees them, except the kitchen. The owner, the admins and the manager change them.