City restaurants and cafes
Give guests in Tbilisi and Kutaisi a Georgian menu with clear categories, dish descriptions, dietary tags and prices in lari, ready to browse on a phone.
QR menu Georgia
QR menu for restaurants in Georgia — first year free
From Tbilisi cafes to Kakheti wine bars, QRmenu turns your paper menu into a digital menu guests can read on their phones. Keep Georgian as the main version, show prices in Georgian lari and let visitors switch languages through one permanent QR code.
For tables across Georgia
A neighbourhood restaurant in Kutaisi and a hotel dining room in Batumi each need a menu that works for local guests and visitors. QRmenu keeps dishes, descriptions and current prices together, with Georgian and guest languages behind the same code.
Batumi and seaside hotels
Update summer dishes, drinks and sold-out items online as the menu changes. The QR code already printed on your tables stays the same.
Wine bars and guesthouse dining
Present your Kakheti wine list or guesthouse dinner menu in Georgian, with language choices that help visiting guests read the descriptions for themselves.
How to create a QR menu in Georgia
Start with your current paper menu. QRmenu organises its content into a mobile menu, so you have an existing menu to review instead of an empty page.
1. Photograph your paper menu
Take clear photos of up to 10 pages of your current menu, including dish descriptions, prices and any dietary information.
2. Review the mobile menu
QRmenu organises dishes, prices, descriptions and dietary tags into categories. Check the content and keep Georgian as your main menu language.
3. Print your permanent QR code
Place the code on tables or signs. Guests open the menu in their phone browser, and future edits appear without replacing the printed code.
A menu that keeps up with your season
Batumi's summer, the Kakheti grape harvest and Gudauri's ski season bring different dishes and different guests. Update the menu online as your restaurant's offering changes.
Georgian first, with guest language choices
Keep Georgian as the main version while visitors switch to English, Russian, Turkish, Hebrew, Arabic or Armenian through the same QR code.
Current dishes and prices
Edit prices in Georgian lari, refresh dish photos or mark an item sold out. Seasonal changes do not require another batch of printed QR codes.
Easy to read at the table
Guests browse categories, descriptions, photos and dietary tags in a mobile menu. It opens in their phone browser, with no app to install.
A Georgian QR menu for local and visiting guests
Your Georgian menu is the starting point. Keep familiar dish names, useful descriptions and dietary notes together, with prices in Georgian lari. A restaurant in Tbilisi or Kutaisi can present its food in Georgian while giving visitors another way to read the same menu.
For wine bars in Kakheti, hotel restaurants in Batumi and mountain dining in Gudauri, guests can choose English, Russian, Turkish, Hebrew, Arabic or Armenian inside the browser. Each language is accessible through one permanent QR code, so everyone at the table can scan the same code and choose their language.
FAQ about QR menus in Georgia
How long is QRmenu free for restaurants in Georgia?
The first 12 months are free and include unlimited dishes, categories and updates. No credit card is needed, and nothing is charged automatically when the free year ends.
Can Georgian be the main language, with prices in lari?
Yes. Keep the main menu in Georgian and show prices in Georgian lari. Visitors can switch to a supported guest language through the same QR code.
Do guests need to download an app?
No. Guests scan the QR code and open the menu directly in their phone browser. They can also switch the menu language there.
Can I update the menu after printing the QR code?
Yes. Prices, dishes, photos and sold-out status can be edited online after printing. Your permanent QR code continues to open the updated menu.
Is QRmenu suitable for wine bars, guesthouses and seasonal hotels?
Yes. Wine bars, guesthouse dining rooms, cafes and hotel restaurants can use QRmenu for multilingual menus and update their offering for summer, the grape harvest or ski season.
About QRmenu
QRmenu is a web-based QR menu platform for restaurants, cafes, bars and hotels. Photograph up to 10 pages of your current paper menu, and QRmenu organises the dishes, prices, descriptions and dietary tags into a mobile menu. Guests scan one permanent QR code, open the menu in their phone browser and choose their language without installing an app. You can edit prices, dishes, photos and sold-out status online after the code is printed. The first 12 months are free, including unlimited dishes, categories and updates. No credit card is needed, and nothing is charged automatically when the free year ends.
Create your restaurant's QR menu in Georgia
Start with photos of up to 10 pages of your current paper menu. Bring your Georgian menu, prices in lari and guest language choices together behind one QR code.
Start your free year