NFC and QR cards for cafes and coffee shops in India. Guests tap at the counter or table while the coffee is still hot — before they leave and forget.
Cafe guests are in and out fast. Verbal asks disappear into traffic and delivery apps. A small card on the table or beside the UPI QR turns a good latte into a Google review in one tap.
Baristas do not need a speech — “If you liked us, tap here” is enough. Pair a few table cards with one counter stand for peak hours.
Sip time is review time. A tent or flat card next to sugar sachets is hard to miss without interrupting chat.
Phones are already out to pay. Put the review ask beside the QR they just scanned.
Takeaway guests never sit down. A fixed NFC spot on the parcel desk still catches them.
Table cards cover lingerers; a Google review stand covers the queue at billing when the cafe is slammed.
| Common formats | Table tent / pocket card + optional counter stand |
|---|---|
| Guest action | NFC tap or QR scan → Google review page |
| Optional flow | Stars flow for private low ratings |
| Languages | English, Hindi, Gujarati review suggestions |
Tables for dine-in, billing for everyone else. Many cafes use both.
Yes — keep a stand or card at the parcel window where phones come out to pay.
Hardware can share artwork; each outlet should have its own Google review link so ratings stay local.
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