



restaurant PAY-AT-TABLE
Increase efficiency across the floor
Empower guests with digital menus and payments to free up your staff, increase table turnover and see an increase in tips.
Add subtle, unique QR codes to each table that guests can scan with their smartphone to open the menu and settle the bill.

Guests have the option to split their bill by selecting the items they want to pay for. They’ll also have an option to leave a tip if so desired.

Guests can pay directly from their mobile with Apple Pay or their card details. Help guests get on their way when they’re ready and free up time for your staff.

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Frequently asked questions
No, on the contrary – tips left are 25% higher than with a “traditional” payment. Your teams have more time to advise and guide customers in their choices. And that shows up in their tips 😉
It’s very simple, and you have total independence here. You can access your Zenchef interface from your computer or tablet and modify your dishes and menus online in a few clicks (the Zenchef application also allows you to modify your stocks, your services, etc.).
Today, it’s very easy to download a free QR code scanning application (from Google Play or Apple Store, for example). Especially as the use of QR codes has become more and more popular over the last two years, according to numerous studies (and even more so with the introduction of the health passport). It’s highly likely that your customers already have a flash code on their smartphone.
Very simply, by sticking a label or metal disc on each table in your restaurant.
Creating a QR code for a restaurant menu has become very simple. Zenchef automatically generates a QR code once your menu is created or uploaded. It’s fast and isn’t dependent on anyone else. You can also create a different QR code for your wine list, your daily menu, etc., or group everything together on the same menu. Creating a QR code for your menu is a breeze!
Nothing could be simpler! It’s a two-dimensional barcode, in which data is encoded. Once flashed with a QR code reader on a mobile phone, the customer is redirected to a website and a web address (URL). QR codes are often found on business cards or at the entrance to shops and other establishments (and of course on restaurants menu). Codes can also be personalized with a logo in the center, for example.
