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MenuBear vs GloriaFood

Both let restaurants take orders from a QR code with no commission. The difference: GloriaFood is a free online-ordering widget that Oracle is retiring on April 30, 2027, while MenuBear is an actively developed all-in-one platform that adds in-table ordering, multi-guest tabs, a kitchen board, reservations, and loyalty for a flat €59 per month.

Feature-by-feature

MenuBear compared with GloriaFood across pricing and features
FeatureMenuBearGloriaFood
Status & roadmapActively developedRetiring April 30, 2027 (Oracle)
Commission per orderNone — flat monthly feeNone on the free ordering tier
Monthly priceFree menu · €59 all-in (Pro)Free core · paid add-ons ($9–$59/mo each)
In-table QR orderingYesYes
Multi-guest tabs (split by guest)YesNo
Live kitchen order board (KDS)YesOrder app, no kanban board
Online reservationsYesYes
Loyalty programIncluded in ProVia paid promotions add-on
Multi-language menu16 languages, auto-translatedLimited
Card paymentsIncluded in ProPaid add-on (~$29/mo)
Hosting regionEuropean UnionGlobal (Oracle)

Where GloriaFood was strong

Credit where it's due: GloriaFood's free ordering tier genuinely charged no commission, was quick to embed on a website or Facebook page, and served hundreds of thousands of restaurants. If you only ever needed a free takeaway-ordering widget, it did the job well. The catch is that it is now end-of-life, full features required stacking paid add-ons, and it never offered multi-guest table tabs or a kanban kitchen board for dine-in service.

When to choose which

Common questions

What is the main difference between MenuBear and GloriaFood?

GloriaFood is a free online-ordering widget that Oracle is retiring in 2027. MenuBear is an actively developed, all-in-one restaurant platform: it keeps the free, no-commission QR menu but adds in-table ordering, multi-guest tabs, a kitchen board, reservations, and loyalty for a flat €59 per month.

Is MenuBear cheaper than GloriaFood?

GloriaFood's core ordering is free, but full functionality means stacking paid add-ons ($9–$59 per month each) for a website, card payments, promotions, and an app. MenuBear bundles ordering, payments, kitchen board, reservations, and loyalty into one flat €59 plan, which is often simpler and cheaper once add-ons are counted.

Does MenuBear charge commission like delivery apps?

No. MenuBear charges a flat monthly fee and never takes a commission on orders, exactly like GloriaFood's free tier. Delivery apps charge 12–30% per order; MenuBear charges none, so every euro a guest spends stays with the restaurant.

Competitor details last verified April 30, 2027 from GloriaFood's official site and public shutdown reporting. GloriaFood pricing is shown in USD as published; MenuBear pricing is in EUR. Facts may change — check the vendor's site for the latest.