You Do Not Need a Website to Share a Menu
Most restaurants that ask for a “menu website” need a link that opens on a phone. MenuQR gives you that link at `/m/your-name` when you publish. Guests do not install an app. You do not buy a domain to start.
The guest menu is not listed in Google search. People find it because you share it. Use the free QR code menu generator to publish the first 20 items, then put the link in the three places below.
Set the greeting on WhatsApp Business to the menu link, not a photo of the paper menu. When someone messages “menu”, the link is already in the chat. If you take orders there, use the WhatsApp ordering guide so the message includes the items and quantities.
Instagram and Facebook
Put the same link in the bio and in the reply you send when someone comments “price?”. A story sticker can use it too. One link, so a price change does not leave an old highlight online.
Google Business Profile
Add the menu URL to the profile website or menu field. People who already search your restaurant name can open the current menu. This does not make the menu a Google result for generic phrases like “restaurants near me.” It gives your existing profile a page that stays accurate.
The table card
Print the QR for the same URL and put it on the table. Printing steps are in how to make a QR code menu. Start free if you only need one menu and 20 items. Pricing is there when the menu grows.