A menu you edit yourself
Categories, items and prices are edited in the browser — no PDF, no designer, no waiting on an agency. A price change is live the moment you save it.
A restaurant page that lives in your profile bio: current menu, delivery links, the room's playlist, bookings and the address. Ten minutes to build, one minute to change.
10 minutes to the first version · 12 ready-made blocks · PL and EN for the guest · free starter plan
We roast our own. Breakfast until noon, filter all day.
Today your links are scattered across five places
Three steps. None of them needs a designer or technical help.
Give the name, tax number and address of the venue, pick your page address from two suggestions, and confirm by e-mail.
Turn on what you need — menu, delivery, booking, hours, map — and put it in order. The preview follows every change.
The code points at a fixed page address, not at a menu file. Changing a price does not mean new stickers on the tables.
Categories, items and prices are edited in the browser — no PDF, no designer, no waiting on an agency. A price change is live the moment you save it.
Glovo, Uber Eats, your own ordering, table booking, socials and the Spotify playlist — in the order you choose, not the one an algorithm picks.
The same page works as the table menu. Download the printable code; the guest scans it and sees today's menu, not last year's scan.
Each block is one click to turn on and drags to wherever it belongs. However many you add, the guest still reads one column.
What's newMenuDeliveryTable bookingSpotify playlistOpening hoursAddress and mapReviewsSocial mediaQR code
The menu changes every season, sometimes every week. Here you change it yourself, in the browser, in a minute.
Glovo, Uber Eats and your own ordering in one place, in the order you choose rather than the one an algorithm picks.
One link in the bio and one QR code — with no website to maintain.
The starter plan is free, and it covers the menu, the links and a QR code for the tables.
Yes. Point a CNAME record at karta.menu and we issue the certificate ourselves, usually within minutes. From then on the page is served at your own address.
From the system you already sell through. A price changed there is live on the page immediately — you do not type the menu a second time.
No. The code points at a fixed page address rather than at a menu file, so you print it once.
Polish and English. Dish names stay in the original; we translate descriptions and block headings.
Yes. Every venue gets its own address, its own title and description, and structured data with the menu and prices — what Google needs in order to show dishes in search results.
The starter plan is free. No card, no year-long contract.