Ordering from your table by QR code
At restaurants that offer it, diners scan the QR code on the table with their phone's camera, order from the menu in the browser, and the order goes straight to the kitchen. You can browse without an account; the checkout shows the available payment options.
At a glance
- Where to find it
- consumer-site › selflane.com › Table QR code › menu
What's included
Paying your check by QR code
At restaurants that print a QR code on the check, diners scan it to pay from their phone with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card, add a tip if offered, and the server sees the payment within seconds. No account is needed.
Ordering food online
Diners order pickup, curbside or delivery from a restaurant's menu on selflane.com, the restaurant's own website, the Selflane Order app or the restaurant's branded app, now or scheduled for later.
- Works on a phone, in the browser; the apps don't scan table codes.
- Allow location access so the page can confirm you're at the restaurant, pick how many people are at the table, and tap Start Ordering. If the code doesn't carry your table number and the restaurant needs one, you're asked for it.
- In-store prices apply, with no Selflane service fee and no delivery fee. A tip is offered only when the restaurant asks for payment and allows tips.
- For table orders that require payment, sign in and use a saved card or an accepted gift card. The current website has a known issue carrying table details through Apple Pay and Google Pay confirmation; if you use a wallet, confirm your table and order with staff.
- Signed-in diners can add more items to their table's unpaid order from the Order tab.