Can the restaurant model open a booking or menu page?

Yes. Use a menu, reservation, or website URL as the QR content. Guest Wi-Fi and plain text are also supported. Check the destination and scan the finished print before displaying it.

Will the porch hide the restaurant logo?

The front logo sign is mounted between the entrance posts below the porch roof. The side-wall option provides a larger artwork area. Both placements keep the full QR pattern intact.

Can I print the restaurant on a single-color printer?

You can print its geometry, but a single-color model does not show the QR pattern. Use a suitable painting or material-assignment workflow to reproduce the dark and light QR colors, then test scanning.

Does a successful preview guarantee that a physical print scans?

No. Filament contrast, printing accuracy, supports, lighting, and camera angle affect the finished result. Inspect the sliced layers and test the print from directly above with multiple phones.

RESTAURANT · 3D PRINT

Your restaurant, made miniature and scannable. A shop from the side. A QR code from above.

Create a restaurant scene for a menu, booking page, website, or guest Wi-Fi. Give the facade, window boxes, patio seating, and signs your own colors and branding.

The printable model

A dining room, porch, pitched roof, and outdoor tables.

The restaurant model has recessed windows, a chimney, a covered entrance, solid seating, and plants. Its architecture and ground share the QR pattern. The clear border stays flat, and the top view lets you inspect the complete code.

Storefront

Brand the side wall or entrance sign.

Use the right side wall for a larger logo. The front option puts an engraved sign between the entrance posts below the porch roof, so the logo is visible. Upload PNG, JPG, or WebP; the sign uses two of the existing material colors.

Printer settings

Set the size to suit your printer.

Adjust the square footprint from 60 to 220 mm and the maximum scene height from 24 to 100 mm. The generator checks QR module width against the selected nozzle. Longer content may require a larger model.

Commercial files

Download a colored assembly or a geometry-only mesh.

A US$79 one-time license for one business includes both restaurant and café scenes, unlimited exports, and physical-print sales. The 3MF stores six color parts. STL has no colors. Digital model resale or redistribution is excluded.

How to print it

Customize, slice, and test the finished print.

Set up the scene
Enter a link, text, or guest Wi-Fi details. Choose a café or restaurant, adjust the size in millimeters, and pick a palette. Upload a logo for an engraved shop sign.
Download and slice
Unlock commercial exports and import the color 3MF as one assembly. Assign its six material parts to filaments, keeping all parts in their original positions. Check the sliced layers and supports.
Print and scan
Use contrasting, opaque, matte QR colors. Scan the finished model from directly above with multiple phones in normal lighting before making a batch or selling prints.

3D printing questions

Before you download.

Can the restaurant model open a booking or menu page?: Yes. Use a menu, reservation, or website URL as the QR content. Guest Wi-Fi and plain text are also supported. Check the destination and scan the finished print before displaying it.
Will the porch hide the restaurant logo?: The front logo sign is mounted between the entrance posts below the porch roof. The side-wall option provides a larger artwork area. Both placements keep the full QR pattern intact.
Can I print the restaurant on a single-color printer?: You can print its geometry, but a single-color model does not show the QR pattern. Use a suitable painting or material-assignment workflow to reproduce the dark and light QR colors, then test scanning.
Does a successful preview guarantee that a physical print scans?: No. Filament contrast, printing accuracy, supports, lighting, and camera angle affect the finished result. Inspect the sliced layers and test the print from directly above with multiple phones.