Menu maker for cafés and restaurants
The design is already done. Choose a template made for venues like yours, add your dishes and prices, and your menu is live at your own link, with a QR code for every table. In English, Arabic or both.
14 days free. No card needed.
From template to live menu
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Choose a template
Each one was designed around a real kind of venue: a specialty coffee bar, a bistro, a pâtisserie. Pick the one that feels like yours.
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Add your dishes and prices
Your sections, names, short descriptions and prices, in one language or two. They take the template's shape as you type.
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Go live at your own link
Your menu gets its own address, like yourcafe.craftel.app. Share it on Instagram, WhatsApp or your Google Maps listing.
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Put the QR code on the table
Download a QR code as PNG or SVG, or a print-ready table tent with the table number. Guests scan and the menu opens.
A menu maker where you choose, not design
Most menu makers hand you a blank page and a toolbox: fonts, shapes, colours, alignment. You spend an evening designing, then export a file you'll have to redo when the prices change.
Craftel starts from the other end. Every template has its type, spacing and colours already worked out by designers, with Arabic set as carefully as English. You choose the look, add what you serve, and adjust only what should be yours: your logo, a cover photo, an accent colour, light or dark.
Your menu at your own link
When you sign up you pick your venue's address, such as yourcafe.craftel.app. That link is your menu: it opens on any phone without an app, and it's the address your QR codes point to.
Because the QR code opens the link rather than a file, it never needs replacing. Edit a price, add a special or mark a dish sold out, and the next guest who scans sees it. The same link works anywhere you're found:
- Your Instagram bio and story links
- WhatsApp replies when someone asks for the menu
- Your Google Maps business profile, in the menu link field
- Delivery-app profiles and your own website
Arabic and English on one menu
If your guests read both languages, write each dish in both. Guests switch with one tap, and the Arabic side reads right to left in an Arabic typeface chosen for each template, not a fallback font. If you only need one language, leave the other empty.
Your currency, written properly
Prices use the decimals your currency actually has: three for the Omani rial, Kuwaiti dinar and Bahraini dinar, two for the riyal and the dirham. You can show a symbol or a code, before or after the number, including the new Saudi riyal sign.
Why owners pick their menu on Craftel
Designed, not assembled
No blank page. Your menu takes the shape of a template that already looks finished, with or without photos.
Changes go live instantly
No reprinting and no new QR codes. What you save is what the next guest sees.
Fast on any phone
Menus open quickly on mobile data, even with a hundred dishes and photos.
Switch templates any time
Your dishes, prices and photos stay put; only the look changes. Try another template for a new season.
What it costs
Free for the first 14 days, with every template and no card needed. After that it's $12 a month or $99 a year for one venue's menu. Your link, QR codes and table tents are included.
See pricingQuestions about the menu maker
Is Craftel a free menu maker?
Your menu is free for the first 14 days, with every template. After that it's a paid plan ($12 a month).
What link does my menu get?
You choose it when you sign up: your venue's name followed by .craftel.app, for example layl.craftel.app. It stays the same, so your QR codes keep working.
Do I need design skills?
No. You choose a template that's already designed and add your dishes. You can change the accent colour and fonts, and we keep everything readable.
Can I use it for a restaurant as well as a café?
Yes. There are templates made for cafés, restaurants and bakeries, and any of them can be used for any venue.
Can I print the menu?
Craftel makes the menu guests open on their phones. What you print is the QR code or a table tent that opens it, as PNG, SVG or a print-ready PDF. It doesn't make full paper menus.