QR allergen menus
Keep allergen information current from kitchen to customer
Publish a mobile menu with clear allergen and dietary filters, then update it without replacing the QR code on every table.
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- Menu
- EVENING
- Version
- REV 12
- Status
- LIVE
The Fork & Field
Evening menu
Hide dishes containing
Have an allergy?
Please speak to a member of staff before ordering. Filters do not cover cross-contact.
Small plates
8 DISHESCharred courgette
Lemon, mint and toasted seeds
Cured sea trout
Cucumber, dill and rye crisp
Roast heritage carrots
Chickpea, cumin and herbs
Controlled publishing
Make changes privately, publish deliberately
Keep editing separate from the customer view so the live menu only changes when your team approves it.
- 01
Build the menu
Add sections, dishes, prices, dietary tags and confirmed allergen declarations.
- 02Draft
Review the public view
Check the guest-facing version and keep edits in draft until the service menu is ready.
- 03Live
Publish the revision
Push the approved version live while keeping the same QR link on tables and posters.
Designed for the guest
Let customers narrow the menu clearly
Give guests a fast, mobile-first way to explore dishes while keeping the instruction to speak to staff visible.
Allergen filters
14 regulated allergens
Dietary filters
Vegetarian · Vegan · Halal
Multiple menus
Lunch · Evening
Allergy notice
Speak to staff
A publish history
Know what guests could see at any time
Keep revisions and publish events in order so the public version is never ambiguous.
Sesame noodle salad updated
DISH-041 · J. REID
Sesame declaration confirmed
REVIEWED · A. MARTIN
Evening menu revision 12 published
PUBLIC MENU · A. MARTIN
Clear for guests, controlled by the team
Keep one QR code while the menu evolves
Useful exploration
Let guests filter the menu by selected allergens and dietary preferences.
Controlled updates
Prepare edits in private and decide exactly when the public menu changes.
A stable link
Update the menu behind the existing QR code instead of reprinting table materials.
Questions from operators
QR allergen menu questions
How public information stays useful for guests while your team keeps control of every update.
Does the QR menu replace speaking to staff about allergies?
No. It helps guests explore the menu, but anyone with an allergy is still asked to speak to staff before ordering. Filters cannot account for cross-contact or every preparation change.
What happens after I change a dish or allergen?
Edits remain private until you publish them. Guests continue to see the last published version, and the existing QR code keeps working after the update.
Can one QR code show more than one menu?
Yes. A location can publish multiple menus, such as lunch and evening service, and guests can switch between them on the same page.
Can I print the QR code myself?
Yes. Download the QR image for your own table cards or generate a print-ready A4 poster.
A clearer public allergen menu
Put current menu information in every guest’s hand
Build, review and publish a mobile allergen menu from the data your team manages.
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