Table and bill QR placement
Place a clear review prompt on a table stand, bill folder, receipt, or payment counter after the dining experience is complete.
Restaurant reviews are won or lost in small moments: the final course, the bill, the pickup counter, and the takeaway bag. ClariFlow gives restaurant teams a branded QR review page that fits those moments without adding a long script for busy staff.

One connected workflow
Make the review request part of the existing guest journey and use direct feedback to understand service, food, timing, and ambience concerns.
Place a clear review prompt on a table stand, bill folder, receipt, or payment counter after the dining experience is complete.
Add the QR code to takeaway packaging, pickup counters, order inserts, or delivery follow-up messages.
Show the restaurant name, logo, colors, and a short message before the guest continues to the public review destination.
Review comments related to food quality, service speed, ambience, staff behavior, order accuracy, and guest expectations.
A simple three-step setup
Ask after the guest has eaten, paid, collected the order, or received the delivery—never before the experience is complete.
Use the same branded QR page across the floor, counter, and takeaway workflow so the team does not need different instructions.
Look for repeated themes such as wait time, temperature, order accuracy, cleanliness, ambience, or communication.
Where to use it
A good review workflow fits the business instead of interrupting it. These are practical placements and feedback moments for this use case.
Genuine review requests
Useful locations include table tents, bill folders, printed receipts, payment counters, takeaway bags, pickup desks, and post-delivery messages. Choose a point after the guest has completed the experience.
Yes. The same ClariFlow review page can be shared across restaurant touchpoints, provided each QR code is printed clearly and tested before use.
Common themes include food quality, service speed, staff communication, order accuracy, cleanliness, ambience, value, delivery handling, and issue resolution.
No. Reviews should reflect genuine experiences and remain voluntary. Restaurants should not offer discounts, free items, payments, or other incentives in exchange for reviews.
Start with one branded review flow.