The set lunch menu at midday, the à la carte menu in the evening, dishes that change with the season and allergens to keep in order. With a digital menu you update it once from your phone and guests at the table always see today's menu, in their own language.
The things that cost a reprint on a paper menu, or a round of explanations at the table.
The daily menu shows up only at lunch, the à la carte only in the evening, brunch only on Sundays: choose the days and times of each category and the menu changes by itself.
Every dish shows its allergens among the 14 required by law, and guests with allergies filter out what they can't eat. Waiters no longer have to run to the kitchen to ask.
Tourists open the menu in English or in their own language. Translation is automatic and you can correct every word, starting with the names of traditional dishes.
Guests scan the QR code with their camera and the menu opens on their phone, no app needed. Download it ready to print for tables and the window.
Upload the PDF or a photo of the menu you already have: dishes, descriptions and prices are read automatically. You check and publish.
For guests who prefer it, print the PDF from the same menu, with prices and allergens always in sync with the phone.
Guests book from the menu or your venue page at any hour, and you confirm with one tap. No commission per cover.
Introduction, opening hours, contacts, the menu and the booking button, in your colours. No website to buy or maintain.
Out of today's fish? Mark it as sold out with one tap and nobody orders it any more. New prices for the season? Change them once and they apply to the QR code, the translations, your venue page and the printable PDF.
You start for free on the Free plan: one menu with up to 100 dishes, QR code and allergens, free forever. With Starter (€19 a month) you get unlimited dishes, your own colours, banners and translations. With Pro (€39 a month) you add bookings, menu import from PDF and your venue page.
Yes: for each category or dish you choose the days and time slots when it appears. The daily menu shows only at lunch, the à la carte only in the evening.
No. They scan the QR code with their camera and the menu opens in the phone's browser.
No. Many guests prefer it, and that's fine: you print it from the same digital menu, so prices and allergens match on paper and on the phone.
Not from the Pro plan: upload the PDF or a photo of the menu and Platevo reads dishes, descriptions and prices. On Free and Starter you enter them yourself, from your phone too.
Start free with the Free plan. When you need translations, AI import or bookings, switch to the right plan with a 14-day trial.