Please don't make me use another QR code restaurant menu
Please don't make me use another QR code restaurant menu
My complaints are minor but many
There is a discussion on Hacker News, but feel free to comment here as well.
What pisses me off is when the online menu says market price.
I understand it reprinting menus every day is expensive, but if you are updating your point of sale terminals, you can type in the price into the online menu.
In what country is it legal for restaurants to say “market price” instead of showing the prices? So I can never go there?
Honestly, I actually quite like them.
Not for everywhere and every time, but for casual dining, it is very handy.
Replace them all with lemonparty.org qr codes.
What if I don't want to bring my god damn phone with me everywhere I go?
One day, I decided to not bring my phone when going out. What happened that day:
- I lost my debit card (I was too used to using cardless withdrawals from the ATM and forgot my card)
- My car picked a good time to break down in the middle of nowhere so it took me 6 hours before having a car passing by so I could get my car towed.
It's a miracle I didn't get murdered by a passing serial killer.
Not to be insulting: You'll be in the minority. Most larger cities have moved to this style in newer restaurants and many older ones since covid
Not that that doesn't suck because poor/homeless folks often cant afford or have a way to have a smartphone and keep it charged so no restaurants for them unless they take cash
QR code restaurant menu = let's go to the next restaurant
see ya. More room for me
If you have a QR code menu, you'd better have free wifi.
Sure, if I'm in Italy at some fancy restaurant, give me a nice menu to peruse. But most restaurants are turn and burn establishments that make money off volume and I don't want their dirty menu when I'm trying to get cheap happy hour food after work or quick lunch take out.
All the nicer restaurants I've been to either have physical menus as the standard, or it's a more "hip" place and they have them upon request.
This is weird how it's been such a cultural dividing line. It's like the last place consumers feel like they have any influence and are leaning hard into it