A special for tonight.
Add a dish, change a price, or hide something that has sold out. Your customers see the menu you want them to see.
Photograph the menu you already have. We read it and write it up. You check it before it goes live.
No account needed. Sign up later, when you want to keep it.
How it works
Use your phone to photograph your menu, or upload a PDF.

We read the dishes, prices, and allergens. You check every detail before it goes live.
Get a web address and QR code for your tables. Update your menu anytime.


A beautiful online menu
Your menu is clean, easy to read, and works on every device. Customers can view it in their language, with clear allergen information.
Why Front Counter
Welcome more customers
Clear information, in words
Change prices anytime
One link and QR code
No app needed
Made for busy restaurants
Add a dish, change a price, or hide something that has sold out. Your customers see the menu you want them to see.
Welcome guests in their own language. Review translations before you publish, with allergens included.
Your menu changes. Your link and QR code stay the same, so the cards on your tables keep working.
Simple pricing
Getting your first menu online costs nothing and needs no card. Subscribe when you want more than that.
£49a month, per restaurant
Questions
A photo of your menu. That is all. You do not need an account to try it, and you do not need to type anything in.
Reading the menu takes a few moments. Checking what we read is the real work, and on a normal menu it is one sitting.
Sometimes it will. Handwriting, chalkboards and bad photos are hard. We tested it on 33 real menus from 15 countries and it got things wrong on some of them.
That is why nothing goes public until you have checked it, and why a price we could not read is shown as missing rather than filled in with a guess.
No. No website can do that, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you something. It puts your allergen information in writing where your customers can read it.
What it says comes from your kitchen and stays your responsibility. Your public menu page says so as well.
Then keep it, if it does what you need. Ask it to show a customer which dishes contain sesame, or to show your menu in Polish, or to give you a website. That is the part we do.
Nothing. Your web address and your QR code stay the same. Print them once.
No. It is your menu, not your till. It does not take orders and it does not take payments.
Only you. Nothing has a public address until you publish it, and a menu you scanned without an account is deleted if you do not save it.
Give your menu a home online. Start with the one you already have.
Free to try. No card needed.