Digital menu for taverns, cafés and restaurants in Valjevo
From taverns in Tešnjar to cafés in the centre and restaurants on Divčibare: a QR menu with dish photos, prices you change yourself and a menu in the guest’s language.
Photos sell home-cooked dishes best. Take them with your phone, add a description and portions, and guests see exactly what they’re ordering.
Dish photos and descriptions
Small and large portions with prices
Allergens for every item
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Divčibare and mountain tourism
Guests from Divčibare and from abroad switch the menu to English or German with one tap. Opening hours and the Wi-Fi password are in the menu too.
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Seasonal and weekend offers
A winter offer, weekend menu or dish of the day appears at the top of the menu — and on the Cappuccino plan it appears and disappears by itself at the set time.
What your venue gets
QR code and NFC on the table
Guests scan the code with the camera or tap the phone on the tag — the menu opens without an app.
Change prices yourself
A new price, “sold out today” or a new dish — from your phone, in seconds, without reprinting.
Menu in several languages
Guests switch language with one tap. Translations are entered on one screen: original on the left, translation on the right.
Call the waiter
Guests call the waiter from the table, and the waiter’s phone rings with the table number and the reason.
Promotions and happy hour
Today’s offer at the top of the menu; on the Cappuccino plan it appears automatically at the set time.
Guest feedback
Guests leave a rating and a comment, and happy guests are guided to your Google reviews.
The menu supports Serbian, English, Russian, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Turkish, Hungarian and Chinese. Everything is done online: sign-up, menu entry, printing QR table cards. Support is by phone and email, and we can enter your menu for you from a photo or PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Do you come to venues in Valjevo?
There’s no need — everything is done online. You enter the menu yourself, import it from an Excel sheet or send us a photo of your menu, and QR table cards are printed from a PDF. NFC tags are delivered by arrangement.
How much does a digital menu cost?
The Espresso plan costs 4,999 RSD per year and is enough for one venue. The first 14 days are free, with all features, no card needed.
Does the menu work in the mountains with weak internet?
The menu is light and opens even on the guest’s weaker mobile data, and it doesn’t depend on the venue’s Wi-Fi.