Restaurants and cafés
A table card beside the menu or on the bill folder, when the meal is still a happy memory.
FreeNo sign-up, nothing to install
Turn your Google listing into a ready-to-print card for your counter or tables. One scan opens the Google review box for your business, on any phone.
How it works
Most happy customers would leave a review if it took no effort. Finding you on Google Maps and tapping through to "Write a review" is just enough effort that they forget. A card at the counter makes it one scan, at the moment they are happiest with you.
Type its name and pick it from Google's list, or paste your Google Maps link.
A table card or a poster, blue or light. Or download just the QR code.
Their phone camera opens Google's review box for your business. No app, nothing to type.
Where to put it
Put the card where people pause: where they wait, pay or say goodbye. That is when a happy customer has a moment and a phone in hand.
A table card beside the menu or on the bill folder, when the meal is still a happy memory.
At reception and in the waiting room, right after a good appointment.
At the mirror or the billing counter, while the new look is fresh.
At the counter, on receipts and on the delivery box.
At check-out, on the room desk and on the welcome card.
At the front desk, on invoices and in the job-done message.
The next step
Reviews on Google help people find you. Reviews on your own website help them choose you. ReviewPine shows your newest Google reviews right where visitors decide to call, book or buy, and keeps them up to date by itself.
One widget free forever. No card needed.
Same-week appointments, clear prices and a team that explains every step.
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A QR code makes reviewing easy. These four habits make people want to.
Say it in person: "It would really help us." Then point at the card. A spoken ask plus a scan beats a card on its own.
At the billing counter, the reception desk or the table, at eye level. Not behind the till, not by the door.
Google's rules forbid rewards for reviews and asking only happy customers. Ask every customer; honest reviews read better anyway.
Thank the good ones and answer the hard ones calmly. New customers read your replies as closely as the reviews.
Type your business name in the generator above and pick it from the list, or paste your Google Maps link. Your QR code appears on the card straight away. Print the desk card, or download the QR code as an SVG file for your own designs.
Yes. The QR code and the printable card are free, with no sign-up, no watermark on the card and no limit on how many customers scan them. They don't expire.
Their phone shows the ReviewPine logo for about two seconds, then opens Google's "write a review" box for your business, ready for their stars and words. No app is needed.
Yes. Any phone camera that reads QR codes opens it: iPhones from iOS 11 on and almost every Android phone, plus Google Lens.
A small table card for counters and tables, or a larger poster for walls and windows, in blue or light. Print it on any home or office printer, or save it as a PDF for a print shop.
Where customers wait or finish: the billing counter, reception desk, restaurant tables, the waiting room, the exit, receipts, invoices and packaging.
Your Google Business Profile gives you a review link to share. This tool turns your business into a ready-to-print card with a QR code, so customers in front of you can scan it instead of typing anything.
Yes, asking every customer is fine. Google's rules forbid paying or rewarding people for reviews, asking only happy customers, and writing reviews for yourself.
No. The QR code itself carries Google's ID for your business, so nothing is saved on our side.
Set up in two minutes. 1 widget free forever, every feature free for 7 days. No card, no code skills, no catch.