Put your restaurant menu online

Your menu PDF, dropped straight into the box at the top of this page. Your browser reads the text out of it, and the file itself comes along when you sign in. If the menu already lives on a web page, paste that link instead, or type the dishes, descriptions and prices in yourself.

Yes. The agent copies every price across as written, and asks you when one is missing instead of filling in a number. Read the menu through once before you publish, especially if you run market prices or two portion sizes.

Yes, that is what the filters in the example do. Add a dietary or allergen label only when the kitchen has confirmed it. The agent will not decide from a dish name whether something is vegan or nut free.

Publish the menu site, then make a QR code with any tool you like and point it at the address. Print it on a table card, the window or the front of the paper menu. The code keeps working after you change the menu, because the address never changes.

Nothing syncs on its own. Open the project, say what changed, read the new version and publish it. The link on the table stays the same, so nothing has to be reprinted.

Yes. Under the dishes sit your service times, a photo of the front so people know the door, and the street you are on, the way they do in the card on this page. Change them whenever a holiday or a new season moves your hours.

Pages are built so Google reads them properly, and after you publish Macaly checks the site and flags what to fix. Your dish names, prices and opening hours sit in the page as text, so someone searching for dinner near you can land on tonight's menu. How high you rank after that depends on your own content.

Not on its own. You get the menu, the hours and the directions. If you want a booking form or an ordering flow later, you ask for it in the project and set it up there.

Not to get it online. You can build the menu and publish it on a free macaly.app address without paying. Your own domain and the larger plans cost money, and the pricing page shows how much.

Yes. Connect a domain you already own, or buy one through Macaly. Until you do, the site lives on a macaly.app address that works exactly the same way behind a QR code.