QR Menu vs Delivery App: What's Better for Restaurants?

QR menu: instant, no commission, customer stays in your brand. Delivery app: 25-35% commission, your customer becomes Uber's customer. Detailed comparison.

Two tools for two different jobs

A QR menu serves the customers who are already at your tables or already know you: they scan, order and pay from their own phone. A delivery app is a marketplace that brings customers who do not know you yet, and takes a commission on every order to do it.

What a QR menu does at the table

With Bite2u, the guest scans the QR at the table and sees the menu in the language of their phone, with photos and the 14 EU allergens. They order and the kitchen receives it instantly; each phone at the table can see and pay its own bill.

What it does for takeaway and delivery

The same menu works as your ordering link for delivery and pickup. Customers order and pay online; you deliver with your own drivers or prepare it for a set pickup time. No commission per order.

How to combine them

Use the delivery app for discovery and the QR menu and direct link for everyone who already knows you. In most restaurants, regulars are where the volume is.

What is included

  • AI Inventory: stock goes down on its own with every sale, food included
  • QR table menus in 6 languages
  • Own delivery with your own drivers
  • Takeaway with pickup scheduling
  • Self-order kiosks
  • Table reservations from your website
  • Works with your WhatsApp
  • Full POS: split bills, mixed payment, shift-based cash
  • Online payments with no gateway to set up
  • 0% commission per order

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