Guides for operators
How to get more Google reviews, what NFC tags actually do, and when they beat QR codes — written for bars and full-service restaurants.
How to get more Google reviews for your restaurant
A practical restaurant playbook for making the review path easy to find, building a repeatable staff habit, and measuring review pace without promising a search position.
Tap Editorial Team · Updated 2026-07-29
What are NFC review tags?
NFC review tags are passive physical tags that open a review destination or an editable guest page when an NFC-enabled phone is held nearby.
Tap Editorial Team · Updated 2026-07-29
NFC tags vs. QR codes for restaurants: which should you use?
Compare the guest interaction, phone coverage, placement, maintenance, and destination control of NFC tags and restaurant QR codes.
Tap Editorial Team · Updated 2026-07-29
Where to place NFC tags in a restaurant
A placement guide for restaurant NFC tags across dining tables, check moments, host stands, patios, and takeaway areas.
Tap Editorial Team · Updated 2026-07-29
How to program an NFC tag for Google reviews
Get the official Google review link, write it as an NDEF URL record, test across phones and surfaces, and decide whether to use a managed redirect.
Tap Editorial Team · Updated 2026-07-29
NFC review cards vs. basic review stands
Compare direct-link review cards and stands with managed NFC tags that include editable guest pages, placement reporting, and operator software.
Tap Editorial Team · Updated 2026-07-29