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Setup guide · sources checked October 10, 2026

Add a menu link to Google Business Profile

Open the menu-link field in the profile editor, save your restaurant’s public menu address, then test the result as a guest. You can use an existing menu website; a Marji account is not required to follow this guide. The goal is a working path to your menu, with no ranking or sales promise.

Google’s menu editor instructions cover the URL field, separate menu items and photos, and choosing a menu source. Its edit-status guidance explains verification and review delays.

Use the actual menu address

Start with the page you want a diner to read. Google’s menu guidelines require a representative full menu, rather than a few popular dishes, and prohibit a menu URL that goes directly to a third-party ordering or delivery service. Someone submitting it for the restaurant needs the owner’s consent.

Example address pattern, not a menu to submit

https://marji.co/m/your-assigned-address

Replace this example by copying your own published page. An address guessed from a business name does not establish that a menu exists or that it belongs to you.

Sign in to my QR menu studio

For existing Marji accounts; you return to the QR studio after signing in.

No public menu page yet? Create a free hosted menu with Marji, review the dishes and prices, then return to these steps.

The six steps

  1. Copy the address of your published menu

    Use the public page where guests can read your full menu. In Marji, open the QR menu studio, choose View public menu, and copy the address of that page. Check that the menu is published and the intended dishes are visible.

    Do not construct the address from your restaurant name. The assigned address may differ. A Marji dashboard address beginning with /app is for managing your restaurant, not for diners.

  2. Open the profile you manage

    Sign in to the Google account that manages the restaurant’s Business Profile. Open that business in Search or Maps and check you are editing the intended location.

    If editing controls are missing, confirm your account and access. A profile that has not been verified allows only some information to be edited; complete verification to edit all information.

  3. Find the menu URL field

    On desktop Search, choose Edit profile → Contact → Menu link. Another layout may include Business information before Contact.

    This guide covers a link to your hosted menu. Entering dishes directly in Google or uploading menu photos is a separate task.

  4. Save the address and check its status

    Paste the full public URL, including https://, and save. Check whether Google accepts it, keeps it pending, or does not approve it.

    Google reviews profile edits. Its general guidance says review usually takes up to 10 minutes, but can take up to 30 days. Saving the field is not proof that the public listing changed.

  5. Open the result as a guest

    Use a logged-out browser or another phone to find the restaurant’s public listing. Follow the menu link when it appears. Confirm the correct restaurant, visible dishes and current prices, with no sign-in required.

    If the destination is empty, asks for a login or belongs to another location, return to the menu page and copy its actual public address again.

  6. Check both places after a menu change

    An edit to your hosted page and an edit to menu details displayed inside Google are separate. After changing a price, check the destination page and the public profile.

    Google may transcribe website menu data. Do not assume that changing a price in Marji instantly refreshes that copy. If you change your menu address, update the profile’s link too.

If the field or menu is missing

  • Check access and verification. Confirm the managing account and correct location before changing the profile. See Google’s verification and edit guidance.
  • Keep the business category accurate. Google describes menu editing for food-and-drink businesses; an API-provided menu can limit editor availability. Do not change to an inaccurate category to expose a field. Check the menu editor and representation guidelines.
  • Check which menu source is showing. When several are available, Google lets you choose under Edit menu → Full menu. Save your preferred source. See the preferred-menu instructions.
  • Separate pending from rejected. Check the actual edit status. A rejected edit may need corrected information or an eligible appeal. Follow the options in Google’s status guide; this page cannot approve the change.

A price-change check you can repeat

Suppose your sample lunch menu changes a sandwich from $12 to $13. First, open the hosted menu while logged out and confirm $13. Next, open the restaurant’s Google listing. If it still displays $12 inside its own menu, a correct destination link alone has not completed the job. Review that menu’s source or item data separately. These prices are an illustrative check, not a customer result.

Need a menu page you can keep current?

Marji’s hosted QR menu, QR download and printable table tents are free for one location. Update your dishes and prices in Marji, then check what diners see. AI menu scanning is included during the 14-day trial; the hosted QR menu stays free afterward.

Create a free QR menu

Marji does not connect to or manage your Google Business Profile. You add the link yourself.