The family from Utrecht
They scan the QR on their table, pick Dutch and order without gestures or out-loud translations.
Dutch and Catalan on the menu
The QR menu that speaks Dutch and Catalan at once.
On the Costa Brava the summer arrives in Dutch, German and French, and the land itself reads in Catalan. Upload the menu you already have and publish it in ES · CA · NL · EN · DE · FR: one dish, six linked languages, and you approve every translation before anyone sees it. Almost no menu tool offers Dutch and Catalan together; here they come as standard. Try it 30 days free, no card.
Mesa 12Dutch and CatalanES · CA · NL · EN · DE · FR
restaurantsCasa Marina
For the working day
Your summer speaks Dutch; your home crowd, Catalan
Costa Brava summers fill up with Dutch, Belgian, German and French guests, and the local guest reads in Catalan. Most menu tools cover Spanish and English; almost none offer Dutch and Catalan together. The usual alternative is an outside translator — from €35–50 per menu per language, and again with every change — or the waiter translating out loud in the middle of a round. Here each dish exists once and carries its six languages: you correct it in one and all six stay current.
What every table gets
- Every dish in ES · CA · NL · EN · DE · FR: six languages linked to a single dish
- The guest picks their language on scanning; Dutch and Catalan come as standard
- Your approval per dish and language: no translation goes live without passing through you
- The 14 allergens you have to declare, visible in all six languages
- You correct the dish once and the six languages update together, with no charge per language
Made in Palafrugell, in the middle of your summersFrom menu to live
From a one-language menu to six
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Create an account and upload the menu you use today as a PDF, photo or link.
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Webstability prepares the six versions — ES · CA · NL · EN · DE · FR — dish by dish.
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You review and approve every translation; nothing goes live without your say-so.
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When you change a dish, you correct it once and the six languages stay together.
What your team controls
A summer on the terrace
Webstability's engraving workshop is in Palafrugell, right on the Costa Brava: the same terraces and the same summers in Dutch, German and French your dining room sees. The QR stands are engraved there and the code never changes; the digital side starts at €39/month excl. VAT, with all six languages on every plan, and you try it 30 days free, no card.
The local guest
The regular from around here reads the menu in Catalan, not in make-do Spanish: both crowds, the same menu.
August with a full house
Belgians, Germans and French in the same round: every table reads in its own language and the questions drop.
Workshop in Palafrugell
Digital menu. Physical QR.
Wood, acrylic, PVC and metal connect to permanent QR locations. The QR keeps working when the menu changes.
See the engravingFAQ
Questions before you start
Does almost nobody really offer Dutch and Catalan together?
Menu tools tend to cover Spanish, English and one or two other big languages; Dutch and Catalan rarely appear in the same tool. Here the six languages — ES · CA · NL · EN · DE · FR — come together and as standard on every plan, linked to the same dish.
Who makes the translations and who approves them?
Webstability prepares them automatically, but nothing goes live without your review: you approve name, description and allergens per dish and language before the guest sees them. You know your dishes; the last word is yours.
What would it cost me to translate the menu externally?
A professional translator charges from €35–50 plus VAT per menu per language, and you pay again with every change of dish or price. With five languages besides Spanish, that bill repeats five times for every new menu. Here the six languages are inside the fee, with no cost per change.
Do the allergens also appear in Dutch and Catalan?
Yes: you mark the 14 allergens you have to declare once per dish and they show in all six languages. The duty to inform comes from Regulation (EU) 1169/2011 and Real Decreto 126/2015; the penalties are set by the Ley 17/2011 — minor up to €5,000, serious €5,001 to €20,000 and very serious €20,001 to €600,000.
Which plan includes the six languages?
All of them: Starter €39/month, Pro €79/month and Premium €149/month, excl. VAT. Table ordering with a kitchen panel comes in from Pro, with no commission per order. You start with 30 days free, no card, and the breakdown is on the pricing page.
Webstability
Start with the menu you already have.
Upload, review and publish it yourself. Your team then keeps dishes, languages and availability current.
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