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QR menu coasters for Lightfoot & Wolfville

Mark engraved black slate table coasters for the Lightfoot & Wolfville Wine Garden. Guests scan the QR code on the coaster to open the menu on their phone.

Black slate coaster engraved with “Tap or scan to explore our Wine Garden menu”, a QR code, Lightfoot & Wolfville lettering and Table #101
Wi‑Fi details blurred in this photo.
The finished slate coaster on a work surface, with a QR code engraved into wood behind it

What’s on each coaster

  1. Menu prompt

    A line asking guests to scan for the Wine Garden menu.

  2. QR code

    Opens the menu on the guest’s phone.

  3. Winery name

    Lightfoot & Wolfville, in their lettering.

  4. Guest Wi‑Fi

    The network name and password.

  5. Table number

    Each coaster is marked for its table, like Table #101.

Why QR coasters work at a winery or restaurant

  • The menu is at every table

    Guests scan from their seat. No paper menus to hand out.

  • Menu changes don’t mean new coasters

    If you update the menu online and keep the same link, the coasters still work.

  • Made for outdoor tables

    Slate is stone, and the engraving is cut into the surface. The coasters suit a patio or wine garden.

QR coasters for your business

Call Mark about slate coasters with your menu link, name and table numbers.

902‑698‑0705 Message on Facebook

Based in Wolfville, Nova Scotia