Viewing a Menu
This guide covers how customers access and browse a digital menu on Menura.
Accessing a Menu
Customers can access a menu through:
Direct URL
Navigate to https://yourdomain.com/m/[slug] where [slug] is the menu's unique slug.
QR Code
Scan a QR code displayed at the restaurant (table tent, counter, entrance) to open the menu directly. QR codes can link to:
- The standard menu (
/m/[slug]) - A table-specific session (
/m/[slug]?table=[code]) - The kiosk mode (
/kiosk/[slug]/[tableCode])
Business Website
The menu can be embedded or linked from the business's website.
Menu Layout
The public menu page is organized into several sections:
Header Bar
- Business name and logo
- Branch name and open/closed status
- Action buttons (call, directions, website, order)
- Mode selector (Menu / Dine-in / Pickup / Delivery)
- Language selector (if translations are enabled)
- Account / sign-in button
- Cart icon with item count
Navigation
- Collection selector: Switch between meal periods (if collections are configured)
- Category pills: Horizontal scrollable list of category buttons
- Search bar: Search items by name or keyword
Item Grid
Items are displayed in a responsive grid with:
- Item image (if available)
- Item name and description
- Price
- Dietary tags (e.g. vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free)
- Allergen indicators (if configured)
- Featured/coming soon badges
- Add to cart button
Browsing Features
Category Filtering
Tap a category pill to filter items by that category. The "All" pill shows every item.
Collection Switching
If the menu has multiple collections (e.g. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner), use the collection selector to switch views. Unassigned categories appear in all collections.
Search
Type in the search bar to filter items by name or keyword in real-time.
Item Details
Tap on any item to open a detail view showing:
- Full description
- Larger image
- Option groups (sizes, add-ons, modifiers)
- Pricing breakdown including option deltas
- Dietary and allergen information
- Nutritional information (if configured)
Session Awareness
When a customer scans a table QR code, the menu enters a session:
- The header shows the table/seat assignment
- The session status strip indicates "Table 7 · orders go to the kitchen"
- Orders are routed to the correct table
- The session persists across page reloads