Review QR destination
A restaurant-specific public page that opens from a QR code or link.
Restaurant reviews · Legal nudge, never gating
A Google review QR code lets a guest scan a printed code and open a restaurant review flow on their phone. IAMenu gives every guest access to the public review option when the restaurant has configured it, while also offering a separate private-feedback path. A rating may change visual emphasis, but never blocks Google.
The restaurant can place the QR on tables, receipts, signs or cards, collect structured feedback and review recorded interactions in its dashboard. The system supports responsible review requests; it does not guarantee ratings or manipulate Google Maps.
How it works
A useful review QR system connects the printed code, the guest choice and the restaurant follow-up without filtering people by satisfaction.
Add the restaurant’s current Google review URL and review-page settings in IAMenu.
Create a QR asset that points to the restaurant’s public IAMenu review page and use a design suitable for the placement.
Use the code where a guest can respond voluntarily: table cards, receipts, counter signs or post-visit material.
Review recorded public intents and private suggestions, then write a specific response instead of publishing a generic template.
IAMenu combines QR access, public-platform links, private feedback and dashboard context. Feature availability follows the current plan configuration.
A restaurant-specific public page that opens from a QR code or link.
A configurable public destination that remains available to every guest when enabled.
Guests can send a suggestion directly to the restaurant instead of publishing it publicly.
The rating can change button emphasis, but it never decides who is allowed to reach Google.
The system can store rating, intent, comment, language and QR identifier for restaurant review.
Restaurant teams can use Gaston as assistance where available, but should review and personalize every reply.
The QR encodes a web address. When a guest scans it, the phone opens a restaurant-specific review page. In IAMenu the guest can choose a public review destination or private feedback, and the public option stays available whenever the restaurant has configured it.
Use voluntary, contextual placements such as table cards, receipts, the counter or a small exit sign. The message should invite honest feedback without offering a reward for a positive rating or pressuring the guest.
No. Hiding or obstructing the public review option based on a prior rating is review gating. IAMenu uses a nudge design: visual emphasis can change, but access to the public link does not depend on the score.
The restaurant provides its current Google review destination in the configuration. IAMenu creates and serves the restaurant review flow and QR around that configured URL.
No. A clear QR removes friction, but the restaurant experience and the guest’s voluntary decision determine whether a review is left. IAMenu does not guarantee volume, ratings or ranking changes.
Configure the restaurant’s public review destination, create the QR and give every guest a transparent choice—without review gating.
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