No Paper Menus.
No Mess To Clean.
One card, two ways in — tap it or scan it, and your customer's phone opens your menu. No sticky laminate, no reprinting every time a price changes, nothing to sanitize between tables.
Tap One Side. Scan The Other.
Menus Change. Cards Don't Have To.
Tuck It Right Into What You Already Have
Insert a card into your existing physical menu, or stick one inside a tabletop display — no redesign required.
A Landing Page Behind The Card
The card can point straight to a simple menu view, or to a landing page you control. A landing page can give customers a place to submit an order, or simply present the menu the way you want it shown.
Menu Cards Are One Use For Target Tap
The same tap-or-scan card technology also comes as Google Review cards and social media follow-us cards — same simple hardware, pointed at whatever you need customers to reach.
Common Questions
No. Tap or scan, and their phone opens your menu — nothing to download.
Yes. The card points to your menu online — update prices or items there and every card reflects it immediately.
That depends on what's behind the card. A landing page can be built to let customers submit an order, or the card can simply point to a menu view — whichever fits how you take orders today.
Near field communication lets a customer tap their phone on the card instead of scanning the QR code. Both options are on every Target Tap Menu Card.
Put Your Menu One Tap Away.
No more sticky laminate. No more reprinting. Just a card that always points to your current menu.