Guests want your menu, your opening hours and a way to book. One card can hold all of it, and a single QR code can open it.
What to put on a restaurant card
- Menu link. Add a link button to your menu, whether it is a PDF, a web page or a delivery-app listing.
- Reservations. A button to your booking page or a WhatsApp number.
- Opening hours and specials. Use a text section that you can update daily.
- Directions. A Google Directions icon that opens your location.
- Reviews. A Google Reviews icon to turn happy guests into new ones.
- Instagram and TikTok. Icons for your social accounts.
- A video. A short clip that shows the atmosphere.
Where to put the QR code
- On every table and on the bill folder
- On the door, window and takeaway bags
- On flyers and social posts
Guests scan and see the same live card, so when the menu changes you update one link and every printed code stays correct. See share your card with a QR code.
Order the sections your way
Put the menu first, then booking. The Layout tab lets you move sections and hide the ones you do not need.
Several branches
Give each branch its own card and address, and apply one theme to all of them for a consistent brand.
Frequently asked questions
Does MyInfo take orders?
No. MyInfo is your digital card: add a link button to your ordering page or delivery listing.
Can I change the menu link later?
Yes. Edit the link in the editor and the change is live immediately, with no reprinting.
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