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Google Review QR Codes for Restaurants: Where and How
Where to place Google review QR codes in a restaurant — tables, bill folders, the counter, takeaway bags — what to write next to them, and mistakes to avoid.
By uTapiT Team · Industry · 23 September 2026 · 4 min read
Key takeaways
- The best spot is on the table, where people wait for the bill.
- Bill folders, the billing counter and takeaway bags are strong second spots.
- Keep the menu QR and the review QR clearly distinct.
- One honest line beside the code; no rewards.
In a restaurant, the best moment to ask for a review is while customers relax after the meal. Put the review code where that moment happens.
Where to put it
- On the table: a small stand, visible but not in the way.
- In the bill folder, next to the bill.
- At the billing counter, at eye level.
- On takeaway bags or boxes, for delivery and pickup customers.
What to write beside it
- “Enjoyed your meal? Tell others on Google.”
- “Tap or scan to share your experience.”
Mistakes to avoid
- Mixing up the menu QR and the review QR — label both clearly.
- Offering a dessert or discount for a review.
- Placing codes only on the “good” tables or giving them only to regulars.
- Letting stands get sticky, faded or hidden behind condiments.
Frequently asked questions
- Can the menu QR and review QR be the same code?
- Better to keep them separate and clearly labelled. Customers scanning for the menu shouldn't land on a review page, and vice versa.
uTapiT table stands put an NFC tap and a QR code on every table.
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