The QR-Code Menu Is Being Shown the Door A dining innovation that once looked like the future has worn out its welcome with many restaurateurs, customers and servers who say it takes the joy out ...

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

For example, restaurants could use QR codes to track customer preferences, habits, or even dietary restrictions. Based on past choices, a digital menu could also recommend new dishes for customers.

Of all the pandemic-inspired business adoptions, perhaps none is as reviled as the QR-code menus. And yet, it persists.

Sick of being presented with a QR code to scan instead of a menu? This story is for you. Anthony Fiore of Providence was in receipt of a treasure: a suitcase full of old restaurant menus from the ...

Smart packaging transforms everyday products into digital touchpoints, using QR codes and AR to connect brands with customers ...

The QR code menu served many purposes during the height of the pandemic, but its time may have passed. One veteran server says its time to say goodbye to the QR code menu and bring back paper ...

Fear not, for [Guy Dupont] and his QR code menu printer are here to save the day. Yes, that’s right — it’s a lunchbox-sized printer designed to spit out a paper version of a digital menu.

During and post-COVID-19, digital menus via QR codes became a norm in F&B establishments. However, physical menus are reclaiming their spot, enhancing the dining experience by encouraging social ...

Restaurants are swapping out the pandemic QR-code menu for physical ones due to customer preference, The New York Times reported.

Beware of QR codes: Those ubiquitous patterns of cyber dots could be sending you to a world of trouble.