QR codes menus at restaurants are experiencing a renaissance as a way to eliminate shared menus, which could spread the coronavirus between customers.

Quick Response (QR) codes were popular before the COVID-19 pandemic, but now they’re everywhere, from restaurant menus to billboards. These square codes are quick and easy to use, and anyone can ...

Heavenly Buffaloes, a chain of restaurants with locations in three North Carolina college towns, would seem tailor-made for QR-code menus. Its customers tend to be young and tech-savvy.

While digital menus are now core revenue-generating systems for restaurants of all sizes, successfully adopting them requires more than a good interface.

QR code menus gained popularity during the pandemic. Now, operators must decide whether the tradeoffs are worth it.

Static dining menus are getting an overhaul from artificial intelligence-powered recommendation engines which tailor an order for dishes or drinks based on a customer’s previous orders.

Half of all full-service restaurants have introduced QR code menus since March 2020, according to the National Restaurant Association.

Since restaurants opened their doors to dine-in service, you may have noticed several different steps taken to create a safe as possible environment in the middle of a pandemic.

QR-code menus are another concession to the digitization of American life, replacing the world of the physical and material with an emaciated, online substitute.

Restaurant patrons have had their fill of menu QR codes. Once a new-age innovation to easily and quickly access menus on your smartphone, the existence of the humble barcode plastered to the table ...