CASE STUDY: GREEN PUB SJESTA

1312 times a guest saw the dish before ordering it.

The guest points their phone camera at the QR code next to a menu item and sees that dish at real size on their own table, before ordering it. Green Pub Sjesta shows ten menu items this way since August 1, 2026. Every number on this page comes from this one restaurant.

TEN DISHES, ONE PHONE

The owner scanned the whole menu, with his own phone

It is a tourist resort. Guests arrive from all over the country and abroad, sit down with a menu in a cuisine they do not know, and have no idea how big the portion is or what will land on their plate. The photo on the menu shows the dish on paper. It shows none of its actual size.

No photographer, no studio, no visit from anyone outside the restaurant. The dish goes on the table, the phone circles it twice, the model is ready in a few minutes. The QR code then sits next to the menu item and stays there for good.

That is how the ten items were made that Green Pub Sjesta has shown guests since August 1. The menu itself did not change: same paper, same binding, same page layout. Only a small code was added next to the name.

WHAT HAPPENED OVER A MONTH

The code did not stop working after the first week

The first week alone brought 391 scans, because everyone who saw the code for the first time scanned it. The next three weeks held steady between 284 and 334. This is no longer a first-day curiosity. It is something the guest does every time.

MOST SCANNED DISHES

Three dishes guests look at the most

The codes below are the same ones sitting on this restaurant’s tables today. Scan one with your phone or click the dish, and you will see exactly what the guest sees before placing an order.