We've updated our API endpoints to match what we use in our application. Some endpoints have been deprecated. See our Deprecated Endpoints page for migration details.
A restaurant page is a landing page built for dine-in, takeout, or delivery businesses. Instead of a single menu image, you build a full page from blocks — brand info, a structured menu, a feedback form, an “About Us” section, review links, and social profiles — that guests reach by scanning a table tent, door sticker, or receipt.
There’s no separate “Restaurant QR code” creation route. It’s reached through the same Build a Page flow used for every page-builder QR: pick a restaurant-tagged template from the gallery (or start from a blank canvas and add the same blocks yourself), then customize it in the page builder.
From the sidebar, go to QR Codes, then click Create QR Code (or navigate to /qr/create).
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Choose Build a Page
On the create hub, click the Build a Page card. This is the block-based landing page builder — it’s distinct from Quick Code (a direct QR with no landing page) and AI Studio (AI-generated blocks from a text prompt).
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Filter the gallery by Restaurant
You land on Choose a template (/qr/new), a searchable, tag-filterable gallery. Click the Restaurant tag to filter to restaurant-tagged templates. At verification time there were 2: Fine Dining and Casual Cafe.
The template gallery filtered to the Restaurant tag
The Fine Dining template’s preview thumbnail failed to render live (“This page couldn’t load — A server error occurred”) during verification. Casual Cafe loaded and opened normally. If you hit the same error, try Casual Cafe or reload the gallery.
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Preview and select a template
Click a template card to open its preview panel, which shows the template name, a one-line description, its category tag, and a Use this template button. Click Use this template to continue.
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Land in the page builder
You’re dropped into the builder at /qr/new/landing?template=restaurant-casual-cafe (the query string encodes the template you picked). The Casual Cafe template ships with 7 blocks: Brand Info, Menu, Feedback Form, About Us, Review Us, Social Profiles, and Footer — all editable from the left-hand blocks panel.
The page builder canvas after opening the Casual Cafe restaurant template
You don’t need to fully publish to have a working page — the builder auto-manages a draft. Reaching this canvas is enough to confirm the flow works; edit content, theme, and SEO settings from the right-hand panel and click Publish when ready.
Page-builder pages are still QR codes with a category. When creating a restaurant-style QR through the API (rather than the UI), use category ID 25 (or 44 — the reference table lists two IDs both labeled Restaurant). See Create QR Code for the full request schema, and Category List for how category IDs map to labels.
