The public tbltap menu guests open from a tbltag, QR menu, NFC menu, or table link. Guests can browse without installing the app.
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Guided setup
Enter your email here, confirm the PIN, and the app opens the restaurant setup guide.
Guests use the public menu to browse restaurant-published items, photos, prices, descriptions, and ordering options when available.
Most likely questions
Yes. Public menus and docs should remain available before sign-in.
The restaurant manages its own menu content, pricing, and availability.
No. tbltap may identify potential allergens, but guests must verify allergy and ingredient questions directly with the restaurant before ordering.
Guides
How guests open a tbltap menu using QR menu, NFC menu, tbltag, table link, or table tap menu entry paths to access the correct public restaurant menu without an account.
How restaurant owners set up tbltap, table tap menu, QR menu, and NFC menu experiences so each table opens the right restaurant menu.
How guests and restaurants should treat allergen, ingredient, dietary, and cross-contact information shown in tbltap menus.
How guest reviews work, where restaurant review summaries appear, how the 48-hour edit window works, and how moderation requests protect consumer trust.
How guest payments, Quick Pay, receipts, refunds, and payment support boundaries work at a high level.
How Quick Pay turns an active table into a bill location, supports guests who did not order through the menu, and helps split payment by share or item.
