EnuMenu: QR menus and table ordering to go with your 360° tour

Many of the places we photograph are restaurants, cafés and bars. A 360° virtual tour helps guests choose where to eat: they can see the dining room, the bar and the private areas before they book. What happens once they sit down is a different story - and that is where EnuMenu comes in.

What EnuMenu is

EnuMenu is a cloud-based ordering system for restaurants built around a simple idea: guests scan a QR code on the table and the menu opens in their phone's browser. There is no app to download. From there, depending on how the restaurant sets it up, guests can simply browse the menu, call a waiter, ask for the bill or place their order straight from the table.

The menu, done properly

A printed menu is fixed the day it is printed. A digital one can change as often as the kitchen does. With EnuMenu each dish can have:

• a photo and a description;
• allergen information, which guests increasingly look for before they order;
• translations, so international guests can read the menu in their own language.

For restaurants in London - where a large share of guests are visitors - a menu in the guest's own language removes a lot of guessing, and a lot of back-and-forth with the staff.

From the table to the kitchen

The QR code on each table is more than a link to the menu:

• Call waiter and request the bill buttons let guests get attention without waving across the room.
• Table ordering sends orders straight to the kitchen printer, so nothing gets lost between the table and the pass.
• A waiter dashboard shows what has been ordered, where and when.

For busy services this means fewer mistakes, less walking back and forth, and faster table turnover.

Takeaway and several locations

EnuMenu also handles takeaway, with delivery zones and online payment, and multiple locations can be managed from one account - useful for small chains where each site has its own menu and prices.

Easy to try

EnuMenu has a free plan for a single table with no time limit, and paid plans start with a one-month free trial that does not need a card. It is aimed at restaurants with roughly 15-50 tables and at operators with several sites. Current plans and prices are on enumenu.com.

A tour and a menu work together

Put the 360° tour on your website and on Google Maps so guests can see the place; put the EnuMenu QR code on the tables so ordering is as easy as looking around. The same QR idea can go on your window and leaflets: one code for the tour, one for the menu.

Want both? Contact us about the tour, and visit EnuMenu to set up your digital menu.