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Digital Visiting Card for Restaurants & Cafes

A digital visiting card for restaurants is one link with your restaurant's name, menu photos, today's specials with prices, directions and buttons to call or WhatsApp. Guests open it by scanning the QR standee at your billing counter or from a link you send, so they can find you again, message for takeaway and leave a Google review.

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Paper vs digital

What changes for restaurants

Paper card

A guest asks for the menu to show at home, and the only copy is stuck to table six.

Digital card

Show the menu as photos in the gallery or as a services list with prices. One link, and the whole menu is on their phone.

Photo gallery

Paper card

"Bhaiya, restaurant exactly kahan hai?" The phone rings through every dinner rush.

Digital card

Guests tap your address to open directions in Google Maps, landmark and all, and your staff can stay on the floor.

Directions

Paper card

Regulars promise a Google review on the way out and forget before they reach the car.

Digital card

A Write a Review button opens your Google review page, so they can leave one while the bill is being settled.

Google review button
Checklist

What to put on a visiting card for restaurants

Each item names the part of the card it lives on.

  1. Profile

    Guests remember the place, not the owner. Use the exact name on your board and on Google so all three match.

  2. Buttons

    Put it on the Call and WhatsApp buttons. A landline nobody picks up during the rush loses the takeaway order.

  3. Buttons

    Guests tap it for directions. Add the landmark and the parking note you repeat on the phone every evening.

  4. About

    There is no separate timings section. Write lunch and dinner hours in About and update them for festival days.

  5. Services

    Each item gets a photo, a price and a WhatsApp button, so a guest messages for takeaway with the dish already typed in.

  6. Gallery

    Photograph each page in good light. Guests zoom in full screen, and you replace one photo when a price changes.

  7. Buttons

    Guests scan your payment QR or copy your Paytm, PhonePe or Google Pay number. The money goes straight to you.

  8. QR code

    Guests scan it while paying, save your number for the next order and tap the Google review button from the same card.

From hello to saved

How a guest reaches you

What happens after you share your card.

Sample card · fictional details

  1. A guest scans your QR. The standee at your billing counter opens your card in the phone's camera. No app needed.

  2. Your card opens. Name, services and buttons to call, WhatsApp or get directions.

  3. Your number is saved. Save Contact adds Spice Route Restaurant to their phonebook in one tap.

  4. Their enquiry reaches you. It lands in your Leads list, ready to follow up.

Features that matter

What your card does for restaurants

What your card does for restaurants: what you need, how the card does it and the plan it is on.
What you needHow your card does itPlan
The menu on the guest's phonePhoto gallery

Put your menu pages in a gallery that opens full screen: 20 photos on Gold, 60 on Platinum. Swap one photo when a price changes.

All plans
Today's specials and takeaway combosServices with prices

List dishes or combos with photos, MRP and offer price, and a button that opens WhatsApp with the dish name already typed in.

All plans
Weekday lunch deals and festival offersOffers with end dates

Post an offer with a "valid till" date. It drops off your card by itself when it expires, so nobody argues about last week's deal.

All plans
Google reviews from happy guestsGoogle review button

A "Write a Review" button opens your Google review page, so a guest can leave one at the counter while the bill is settled.

All plans
First-time guests finding the placeDirections

Guests tap your address to open directions in Google Maps.

All plans
A standee at the billing counterNFC standee, ₹1,499

An NFC standee (₹1,499): guests tap their phone on it or scan it to open your card, save your number and review you.

Add-on
Payment without asking for the QRPayment QR

Show your payment QR and your Paytm, PhonePe or Google Pay number so guests can scan or copy it. The money goes straight to you.

All plans
Designs

Designs shown with sample details for restaurants

Every design works for any business. Open a live demo, then start free on the one you like.

Start free for 30 days, no payment details. Then Gold from ₹99/month or ₹999/year, or Platinum from ₹199/month or ₹1,999/year. Your link and QR stay the same when you upgrade.

FAQ

Questions restaurants ask

What should I put on a restaurant visiting card?

Your restaurant's name, the number your counter answers, your address with a landmark, your opening hours and the kind of food you serve. On a digital card, add menu photos, today's specials with prices, a WhatsApp button for takeaway, your payment QR and a Google review button. Write your hours in the About text, since there is no separate timings section.

Can I show my menu on the card?

Yes, as photos or as a services list with prices, not as a PDF. Photograph each menu page and put it in the gallery, which opens full screen, or list dishes as services with a photo and a price each. There is no file upload on the card, so a PDF menu will not work; the photo route is faster to update anyway, because one photo swap fixes a price change.

Can guests reserve a table from the card?

No, the card has no reservation system. Guests tap Call or WhatsApp to ask for a table, and a service button such as Family dining can open WhatsApp with that text already typed in, so your counter knows what the message is about. If you take table requests through another tool, a service button can link to it.

How do I get more Google reviews for my restaurant?

Make leaving a review a one-tap job and ask at the right moment. The "Write a Review" button on your card opens your Google review page, and a standee at the billing counter puts it in front of every guest as they pay. Ask every guest, not only the happy ones, and never offer a discount or a free dessert for a review; Google can remove reviews gained that way. Our Google review QR code guide has the wording to use.

How much does a QR or NFC standee cost?

Your QR code is free: download it as PNG or SVG from your dashboard and print a counter standee yourself. An NFC standee, printed on one side, is a one-time ₹1,499, and an NFC card is ₹499. Guests tap their phone on the standee or scan its QR to open your card. The digital card is free for 30 days, then Gold is ₹99 a month or ₹999 a year.

Can I make my restaurant visiting card in Hindi?

Yes, write your restaurant's name, dishes, About text and section titles in Hindi or any language you like. The buttons such as Call, WhatsApp and Save Contact stay in English. Dish names in Hindi with prices in numerals read well on any phone, and guests who prefer Hindi can read every detail.

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