Do guests need to download an app?
“No. Guests scan your QR code and the menu opens in their phone’s browser. There is no app to install and no account to create.”
“No. Guests scan your QR code and the menu opens in their phone’s browser. There is no app to install and no account to create.”
“Yes. Upload a PDF or photos of your menu, or paste a link to it. Opnclo reads the dishes, prices, descriptions and allergens, and you review everything before it is published. See how the import works.”
“Choose a main language and up to three more from English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese, Greek, Romanian, Turkish and Hebrew. Translations run automatically when you save, and you can edit any of them.”
“Change it in the editor, or hide the dish, and your menu updates straight away. The QR codes on your tables stay exactly the same.”
“Of course. Many restaurants keep both. Your team can offer the printed menu to guests who prefer it.”
“No. Opnclo presents your menu. Your team handles orders and payments, and you can link to the booking platform you already use, such as TheFork, OpenTable or Zenchef.”
“Yes. Create a menu for each moment of the day and choose when each one appears.”
“Yes. Add price variants with your own labels, such as glass and bottle, or small and large.”
“No. Opnclo presents your menu; orders and payments stay with your team.”
“It does not have to. Many restaurants offer the digital menu alongside their printed card, and your team decides how and when to present it.”
“Yes. Create a dedicated menu for the tasting experience, with its own courses, pairings and schedule.”
“Yes. Add your logo, brand colour, header photo and gallery; the menu adapts to them.”
“Yes. Menus are unlimited, and each one can be scheduled for the days and hours it applies.”
“No. Opnclo presents your menus; orders go through your team and your existing systems.”
“The plan covers up to two restaurants. For three or more, contact us and we will set it up with you.”
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