Tablet Menu for Restaurants on iPad and Android, Designed and Built for You

Yes. An iPad restaurant menu saves from Safari to the home screen as a web app and opens full screen with nothing from the App Store. Guided Access locks the iPad to the menu while a guest holds it.

Yes. The same menu installs from Chrome as a home-screen app and runs full screen on any Android tablet. Screen pinning or a kiosk mode keeps it on the menu.

No. We design, build and manage the menu; the hardware is yours. It runs on iPads and Android tablets you already own or buy locally, which usually costs less than a bundled device programme.

No. There is nothing to install, no licence to buy and no app store involved. The tablet opens straight into your menu in full screen. What most people mean by tablet menu software is a dashboard you fill in yourself. We build the menu before you ever see a screen, so the setup work is never yours.

Yes. The menu is a progressive web app: on first load the tablet caches the full menu, images included. If the connection drops during service the menu keeps working, and it pulls your latest changes when the tablet reconnects.

No. Your staff hand over a tablet that is already open on your menu, or the guest walks up to a screen that is already showing it. No download, no sign-up, no guest phone required.

No, and that is deliberate. The tablet menu is view-only. Guests browse and decide, your server takes the order. It keeps the guest looking at your menu and keeps your service in your team’s hands.

A tablet menu runs on your device and needs no guest phone, works offline, and gives you a full screen for photography. A QR menu runs on the guest’s phone and suits terraces, poolsides and room service. Many clients run both from the same menu. Our QR menu service covers the QR side.

Fewer than most operators expect. A fine dining room typically runs one per section station rather than one per table. Cafés and food halls often use two or three fixed points. We size it with you before you buy anything.

Yes. Clients run it both ways: handed to the guest at the table, or fixed on a stand at the counter, the bar, the host desk or the table. Larger interactive screens work the same way. Both modes run the same menu and update together.

Our in-house designers, from your brand. No templates. We work from your colours, typography, photography and tone, or from your logo and interior if you have no formal guidelines. You approve it on a real tablet before it goes into service.

It is priced per venue, per year, and it costs the same as our QR menu with no tablet surcharge. Signature is the lower tier, where we build and set everything up and you manage day-to-day changes. Concierge costs more and includes our team making every ongoing change for you. Full figures are on the pricing page.

On Signature, no. We build the entire menu first, so you are never starting from an empty dashboard, and we train your team on the changes you will actually make: prices, specials, sold-out items. On Concierge you do not manage it at all; you message us and we make the change.

Yes. Every venue keeps its own prices, currency and language settings while the group keeps one design standard. For groups and hotels running multiple concepts, Collection adds a master menu with governance across every outlet.

Signature includes dual language, local and tourist. Concierge includes four, with more on request. Right-to-left layouts including Arabic are fully supported, and guests switch with one tap.

Yes. Feature a dish, a chef’s special or a happy hour set, and schedule it by day or time slot. Nothing is reprinted and nothing goes stale on the floor.

Yes. Fraser Suites Doha and The Hotel Adagio, Autograph Collection, run TableQR menus. For in-room dining, pool, lobby and restaurant outlets on one system, see the hotel digital menu.

Yes, and it is the closest replacement for paper: handed over, held and read at the table, with no guest phone involved. Prices, specials and sold-out items change without a reprint, so the menu on the floor is never out of date.