BBQR vs Generic QR Menu Systems

Any QR code can link to a menu. But is a generic solution enough for a busy beach bar?

Feature Comparison

Feature	BBQR	Generic QR Menu Systems
Beach bar features	Built-in waiter call, sunbed ordering	Menu display only
Geo-checking	Verifies guests are on-site	None (anyone can access)
Theme customization	Beach-specific themes	Generic templates
Multi-language	Automatic language detection	Manual switching or none
Staff notifications	Telegram/real-time alerts	Email or none
Setup complexity	5-minute guided setup	Varies widely

Key Differences

BBQR includes waiter calling—generic systems are menu-only
Geo-checking prevents fake orders from outside the venue
Purpose-built themes match beach bar aesthetics
Real-time staff notifications via Telegram

When BBQR Works Best

When you need waiter call functionality
For venues with sunbeds or spread-out seating
To prevent orders from people not at your venue
When you want a complete beach bar solution, not just a menu

When Generic QR Menu Systems Might Fit Better

For simple menu display without ordering features
When budget is extremely limited
For temporary pop-up events
If you only need a basic PDF menu link

Conclusion

Generic QR systems work for basic menu display. BBQR is designed specifically for beach bars with features like waiter calling and geo-verification that generic tools don't offer.

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