For fine dining and premium hotel F&B contexts where a phone-based QR code feels too casual, WowMenu's tablet menu system delivers a fully branded, high-resolution menu experience on dedicated in-table tablets.
Restaurant-branded tablets with WowMenu running in full-screen kiosk mode create a premium impression while delivering all the same capabilities: AI recommendations, multilingual support, direct ordering, and analytics. The experience feels bespoke — because it is.
A tablet menu is a different proposition from a QR menu, and the difference is mostly about the room. Handing a guest a branded tablet in a fine-dining setting reads as service; asking them to scan a code on the table reads as efficiency. Both work, but they signal different things, and the venue should choose deliberately rather than defaulting to whichever is cheaper.
Because the tablet runs the same menu as the QR flow, nothing is duplicated. The same dishes, the same 25+ languages, the same menuGPT recommendations and the same kitchen routing — the only thing that changes is who holds the device. Venues commonly run tablets in the dining room and QR codes on the terrace from one menu.
What Tablet Menu System does for your restaurant
A dedicated tablet with your restaurant's branding creates a premium impression that a personal phone cannot match.
The full beauty of your menu photography and dish descriptions renders on a tablet's large screen.
The menuGPT, multilingual support, direct kitchen ordering, and payment all function identically on tablet.
Any iPad or Android tablet. WowMenu runs in full-screen kiosk mode with your restaurant's theme.
Each tablet is linked to its specific table for accurate order routing.
Tablet orders flow to your kitchen display identically to phone QR orders.
No. Any reasonably current tablet works — the menu runs in the browser, so there is no dedicated hardware to buy or replace.
Yes, from one menu. Many venues use tablets in the main dining room and QR codes outdoors or at the bar.
Any iPad (Gen 6 and above), any Android tablet with Chrome or Safari, and any Windows tablet with a modern browser.