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One digital menu, every place guests look

A digital menu is your menu as structured data — items, prices, photos, allergens, languages — instead of a PDF or a printed card. Thmenu keeps that menu in one place and serves it everywhere guests meet it: a QR code on the table, a link on your website or social profiles, a self-order kiosk, and AI assistants that read menus.

Cafés and restaurants serve the same menu everywhere: a café on a kiosk tablet at the counter, a restaurant through the codes on its tables.

How it works

  1. Enter the menu once

    Categories, items, prices, options, photos and allergens live in the Thmenu panel.

  2. Choose how it looks

    Pick a theme preset, colours, a font and a layout (grid, list or compact) so the menu matches the venue.

  3. Publish it

    The menu is live at its own link immediately; share the link, print QR codes or open it on a kiosk tablet.

What the digital menu includes

  1. 01

    A fast menu in the browser

    Guests browse categories, search, open an item for photos and details, and switch currency or language — without an app.

  2. 02

    Installable on the home screen

    The menu is a progressive web app, so a regular guest can keep it on their home screen.

  3. 03

    Item detail that answers questions

    Each item has its own page with photos, description, price, options and allergen information.

  4. 04

    Structured for search and AI

    The menu page carries schema.org Restaurant and Menu data, so search engines and assistants can read items and prices as data, not as an image.

  5. 05

    Kiosk and counter

    The same menu can run full-screen on a tablet as a self-order kiosk at the counter.

A Thmenu item page on a phone: dish photo labelled illustrative, the item name Seasonal Salad, its price and the allergen information section
An item page with price and allergen information (sample restaurant).

Good to know

Photos you can trust
Where an item photo is illustrative rather than the real dish, the menu labels it "Illustrative image".
Your data stays structured
Because the menu is data, it can be exported and reused; it is not locked inside a picture.

Questions and answers

How is a digital menu different from a PDF?
A PDF is a picture of the menu. A Thmenu menu is data — items, prices, options, allergens and languages — so guests can search and filter it, and search engines can read the prices.
Where can guests see the menu?
On a QR code at the table, at its own link on your website or social profiles, on a self-order kiosk tablet, and through AI assistants if you choose to be listed in the Thmenu directory.
Can the menu match the look of my venue?
Yes. Pick a theme preset, colours, a font and a grid, list or compact layout in the panel.

Digital menu

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