What started as a pandemic solution for contactless dining has become a permanent feature in many restaurants—but growing numbers of customers say they’re tired of scanning codes just to see a menu.

The coronavirus pandemic saw a number of changes in how we live, in ways big and small. Some were welcome: flexibility about remote work, say, or cocktails to go. But here’s one adaptation that can’t ...

As the news regarding vaccine cards no longer being necessary to dine indoors in New York made the rounds, I couldn't help but think of another vestige of the pre-COVID-19 restaurant going experience: ...

HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM) — The initial case for QR code menus was clear. “Everyone wanted to become more contactless during the pandemic,” said Steve Mellinger, a supervisor at Tröegs, a brewery and ...

During and post-COVID-19, digital menus via QR codes became a norm in F&B establishments. However, physical menus are reclaiming their spot, enhancing the dining experience by encouraging social ...

Walking into a recent dinner in Greenpoint, everything seemed exceedingly lovely: The lighting cast a cozy glow. Wineglasses clinked. Silverware dinked. The calming aroma of wood smoke wafted from the ...