Menus

What QR prints should you order for a multi-language menu?

One code per table, large and code only, on a holder that can be wiped. The code opens the menu with the language in view; the menu is not printed on the plastic. Count tables and terrace, and test one code in two languages before you run them all. In Madrid the QR is tiny and, when it opens, there is no way to see how to switch language. Each table gets a code that opens the menu and leaves the language one tap away.

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