--- title: "Bars & restaurants · Industries" description: "Today's menu on the table's code, no app to install. A venue owner needs guests to scan the code on the table and get today's menu, instead of a PDF and an app they have to install first." url: "https://royalsoftworks.com/industries/hospitality/" source: "https://royalsoftworks.com" format: "markdown" note: "Markdown rendering of the HTML page at `url`. Same content, same canonical URL." --- [Industries](https://royalsoftworks.com/industries/) # Bars & restaurants Today's menu on the table's code, no app to install. What the work needs A venue owner needs guests to scan the code on the table and get today's menu, instead of a PDF and an app they have to install first. - Bars & restaurants A PDF menu goes out of date the moment something sells out, and an app is one more thing a guest has to install before they can order. How the software does it - [SilverQR](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/silverqr/) ## A menu guests reach by scanning the table. Every venue is a white-label mini-site in its own logo, colours, photos and hours. Guests scan into the menu and can call a waiter or ask for the bill. Keg kicked or machine died: flip “sold out” or fix a price from your phone mid-service, and the next scan shows it. - Map your venue, build the menu, print the labelled QR sheets - Managers run a location; a head waiter edits one terrace - Any venue can be invite-only, with your regulars whitelisted Why it stays on your own computers A guest at a table wants the menu, not an app download and an account. Built for it: SilverQR. These are the jobs the software is made for, not customer stories. [Previous IT support companies](https://royalsoftworks.com/industries/it-support/) [Next Software teams](https://royalsoftworks.com/industries/developers/) [All industries](https://royalsoftworks.com/industries/)