Digital menu for pizzerias

A pizzeria digital menu is a phone-friendly list of your pizzas, sizes, toppings, sides and drinks, opened from a QR code on the table, the counter or the pizza box. Digital Menu builds one for free; you update prices and specials from your phone, and the printed codes never change.

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  • Sizes and extras made clear
  • QR codes for boxes and flyers
  • Vegetarian, vegan and spicy labels
  • Search on longer menus
Shown: the pizza template

What should a pizzeria's digital menu include?

Your pizzas grouped the way guests choose, such as red and white or classics and specials, each with its toppings and price, then sides, salads, desserts and drinks. Add an Extras category, a line about sizes and gluten-free bases, and your phone number and hours for takeaway customers.

  • Pizzas. Toppings in the description; vegetarian, vegan and spicy labels on each.

  • Sizes and bases. Explained once in the category description.

  • Extras. Add-ons with their own prices.

  • Sides, desserts and drinks. Short lists with prices.

  • Contact and hours. Phone number for takeaway orders and weekly opening hours.

How should I list pizza sizes on a digital menu?

With two or three sizes, list each size as its own item, such as Margherita 10-inch and Margherita 14-inch, so every price lines up. With a long list of pizzas, keep one item per pizza and put the size prices in its description. Explain your sizes once in the category description.

How do I show toppings and extras?

List each pizza's toppings in its description, and add an Extras category with add-ons and their prices, such as extra mozzarella, chilli oil or a gluten-free base. Guests see every option in one scroll, so staff spend less time explaining choices at the table or on the phone.

Where should a pizzeria put its QR codes?

On every table, at the counter where takeaway customers wait, and on everything that leaves the shop: boxes, bags and flyers. A code on the box brings customers back to the full menu next time they're hungry, and it always shows your current prices.

Can customers order pizza from the menu?

Not from Digital Menu itself: it is a view-only menu, so guests order with your staff or by phone, and your number can appear on the menu as a tap-to-call link. For commission-free online ordering for delivery or collection, Menuthere, the company behind Digital Menu, sells a paid product.

How do I set up a pizzeria menu?

Start from the pizza template, replace the pizzas, sizes and prices with yours, add extras and dietary labels, and publish. Print codes for tables and the counter, add one to your box sticker or flyer, and paste the link into your Google Business Profile.

  1. Open the template

    The pizza template has pizzas, sides, extras and drinks.

  2. Your pizzas and prices

    Edit names, toppings and sizes; tag vegetarian, vegan and spicy pizzas.

  3. Brand it

    Logo, colour and theme; add your phone number and hours.

  4. Publish and print

    Table codes, a counter code and one on every box.

Frequently asked questions

Something else on your mind? Email hello@tablemenu.link and a person will reply.

Can I mark pizzas as vegetarian, vegan or spicy?

Yes. Tag each pizza and the labels appear beside its name; guests can filter the menu by vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free or spicy.

Can I show a lunch deal or special?

Yes. Add a Specials category at the top with the deal as an item and its times in the category description. Mark it sold out or edit it when the offer changes.

Do I need a new QR code when prices change?

No. Edit the price and save; the code on your tables and boxes opens the updated menu straight away.

Can I add my phone number for orders?

Yes. Add your phone number in the menu details and it appears on the menu as a tap-to-call link.

Can I put the QR code on pizza boxes?

Yes. Download the SVG, add it to your box sticker or stamp artwork at 2 cm or larger, and test a printed box before ordering a batch. The code always opens your current menu.

Is it free for a takeaway pizzeria?

Yes. Digital Menu is free for every kind of food business, with no signup, card or trial.

Put your menu online before your next service

It takes about ten minutes and costs nothing. You get a link and a QR code the moment you publish.