Review QR Codes for Restaurants
The best review request arrives before the customer leaves the table. A restaurant review QR code puts the form inside the check presenter, on the table tent, or at the bottom of the receipt.
- Check-presenter cards catch the payment moment
- Table tents work across the whole meal
- Receipt codes extend the review window
Paste your review link. In Google Business Profile, open “Ask for reviews” and copy the link.
Style, size & logo
PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG. Max 2 MB.
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Static code. No signup. Never expires. Scannable offline.
Placement beats design
A beautiful code in a bad spot loses to a plain code in the right spot. Put the code where the customer is stationary and already holding a phone.
Check presenters, table tents, and receipt footers cover three different moments. Test one at a time so you know which placement earns scans.
Train the ask
The code cannot ask for a review by itself. A short line from the server works: “If you enjoyed tonight, the code on the check makes it easy to leave a review.”
Do not offer discounts or free items in exchange for reviews. Incentivized reviews violate Google’s policies.
Keep the print practical
Thermal receipt printers need high contrast and a compact code. Avoid logos on receipt versions; the extra density can make the code harder to scan on older phones.
For table tents and check presenters, use the SVG download and let your printer scale it without blur.
FAQ
Common questions.
Where should a restaurant put a review QR code?
Start with the check presenter. Table tents and receipt footers are the next best placements. Test one location at a time.
Can I put the code on a thermal receipt?
Yes. Use a compact code with high contrast and no logo, and test it on the actual printer before a full print run.
Should I offer a free dessert for a review?
No. Incentivized reviews violate Google’s policies. Ask for honest feedback without a reward.