For restaurants & cafés

Menus that are always current — online and on every table.

Save your menu PDFs in a Dropbox or OneDrive folder. Your website, your Google profile link and the QR codes on your tables always open the latest version — change a price, replace the file, done.

Guest scanning a table QR code in a sunny café with food on the table
How you'd use it

Three ways restaurants & cafés use FolderBloom

01

One menu link everywhere

Add a “View our menu” button to your site, Google profile and social bios. It always serves the newest PDF, so there's never an old menu floating around.

Your folder
  • Dropbox / Website / Menus
  • Dinner Menu.pdf
  • Brunch Menu.pdf
  • Drinks & Wine List.pdf
  • Kids Menu.pdf
On your websiteSingle-file buttons
  • A separate “Download the menu” button per menu
  • View in the browser or download
  • Replace the PDF — every link updates
02

Table QR codes that never go stale

Print a QR code for each menu once. When prices or dishes change, replace the file — the codes already on your tables keep working.

Your folder
  • Menus / Dinner Menu.pdf
  • QR code (PNG or print SVG)
  • Table tents · windows · takeout bags
On your websiteQR codes
  • Download print-ready QR codes from the dashboard
  • “Updated” badge shows guests it's the latest
  • See how often each menu is opened
03

Seasonal menus and dish photos

Schedule the holiday menu to appear on December 1 and disappear after New Year's Day, and keep a gallery of your best dishes that the team can update from a phone.

Your folder
  • Dropbox / Website
  • Menus / Holiday Menu.pdfScheduled
  • Dishes / 32 photos
  • Private Events / Packages.pdf
On your websiteSchedule + gallery
  • Publish and remove menus on dates you choose
  • Masonry or slideshow gallery of dishes
  • Event packages and catering menus as PDFs
Why it fits

What makes it work for you

QR codes that last

Codes point to a permanent link, so reprinting is only needed when your design changes — never your menu.

A menu button anywhere

Drop a single “View our menu” button onto any page of your site.

Seasonal menus on autopilot

Set a start and end date and the right menu shows up on its own.

Mouth-watering galleries

Food photos compressed for fast loading on guests' phones.

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Files

Menus, QR codes and scheduling are all in the file library. Add Gallery Basic for dish photos.

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Good to know

Keep allergen and nutrition information in the same folder as the menu so guests always see matching versions — and check it whenever the menu changes.

QR codes only work for files that aren't password-protected, so keep menus in a public folder.

Questions

FolderBloom for restaurants & cafés: FAQ

Do I need to reprint QR codes when the menu changes?

No. Each QR code points to a permanent link; replacing the PDF in your folder updates what guests see.

Can guests view the menu without downloading it?

Yes — PDFs open right in the phone's browser, with a download option if they want to keep it.

Can staff update the menu from their phones?

Yes — anyone with access to the shared Dropbox or OneDrive folder can replace a menu or add photos.