A restaurant TV menu that turns itself on and off.

How the TV menu works

1. 1We set up your TV. Your TV menu runs on a Roku TV with a small Legways controller next to it. Our team pairs the TV with your restaurant and checks the menu on screen with you.
2. 2It uses the menu you already have. The TV shows the same menu as your Legways website. Change a price, add a dish or hide something that sold out in your dashboard, and the TV updates within about five minutes.
3. 3It follows your business hours. When you open, the TV turns on and the menu starts. When you close, the TV turns off. Nobody has to find the remote at 6 a.m.
4. 4It fixes itself. If someone switches the TV to another input or the menu app closes, the controller brings the menu back. If a TV goes offline, our team gets an alert.

What you get

• Turns on and off with your hours

  Uses the business hours you set in Legways, every day of the week.

• Always the current menu

  One menu for your website, online ordering and the TV. No USB sticks, no new slides to design.

• Pages that rotate on their own

  Long menus are split into pages. Busy pages stay on screen longer so nothing is cut off.

• You choose what shows

  Prices, item descriptions and category descriptions can each be turned on or off.

• More than one TV

  Pair several TVs at the same location, each with its own name, like "Main counter".

• Watched by our team

  Each TV checks in. When one stops checking in, we know about it.

Why a menu board that runs itself matters

Most TV menu boards are a slideshow someone has to update and a TV someone has to switch on. Prices change, an item sells out, the opening shift forgets the TV, and customers read an old menu — or a blank screen. A Legways TV menu takes that job off your staff: the menu on the wall is the same one on your website and pickup ordering, and the TV keeps your hours.

Questions

What kind of TV do I need?

TV menus run on a Roku TV, plus Wi-Fi and a power outlet near the TV. If your TV is not a Roku TV, contact us and we will tell you what works before you buy anything.

How does the TV know when to turn on and off?

It uses the business hours saved in your Legways dashboard. When you open, the TV turns on and shows the menu; when you close, it turns off.

How quickly do menu changes show on the TV?

Within about five minutes. You edit your menu once in the Legways dashboard and the website, online ordering and TV all use it.

Do I need online ordering to use a TV menu?

No. The TV menu is built from your Legways menu whether or not you take online orders.

Is this available today?

Yes. It is already running in a restaurant. Because our team sets up each TV, we add new restaurants one at a time. Contact us to get on the list.