The LamplighterTable 12
DrinksShare platesMains
Pale ale · pint$12+
Spritz$15+
Fries, aioli$10+
Burrata$18+
Send to table 12$0.00
Example venue · demonstrationHow it works
Scan. Browse. Order.
Keep the experience fast enough to support service rather than distract from it. The core journey works in the browser — no consumer app required.
01ScanScan the unique table QR.
02BrowseBrowse the live menu.
03Choose optionsSizes, sides and notes.
04Send the orderStraight to the right station.
05Order againAnother round without restarting.
Service philosophy
Technology should support hospitality, not replace it.
QR ordering is useful when it fits the venue's service model. Some venues may use it for repeat drinks or casual dining. Others may not need it at all. Staff can still take orders the normal way.
PubOften usefulRepeat rounds and food from the table without queuing at the bar.
Casual caféSometimesUseful for seated guests; the counter stays the heart of service.
RestaurantSelectivePerhaps for a second bottle or dessert, while staff lead the meal.
Full table serviceMay not need itWhere the service is the experience, QR can stay optional or off.
Venue operations
Designed for real service.
Table identity and routing should be obvious from the moment an order arrives.
Unique QR by table
Clear table identification
Venue-side order routing
Live item availability
Staff visibility
Venue order view · demonstration data · routing depends on live integration
A table order can also contribute to the guest relationship — with consent, the same profile that remembers bookings and pickups.
FAQ
QR ordering questions.
Do guests need to download an app?
No marketplace app should be required for the core QR ordering journey.
Can each table have a unique QR code?
Can staff still take normal orders?
Can items be marked unavailable during service?
See QR ordering in a real table flow.
We will show both the guest experience and the venue-side order context — and whether it fits your service model.