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Keep your existing website
Leaving GloriaFood does not mean throwing away the restaurant website you already paid for and promoted.
For restaurants currently using GloriaFood
GloriaFood is closing. Your restaurant doesn't have to start over.
You already have a restaurant, a website and customers who know where to find you. What you need now is not another website rebuild. You need a new home for your menu, QR codes and direct orders.
CreateMyQRMenu helps restaurants move away from GloriaFood while keeping the online presence they have already built.
No need to wait until the GloriaFood shutdown date to prepare your replacement.
Already have a GloriaFood menu?
Start with what you already have. Your restaurant should not have to rebuild its digital presence from zero just because a platform is being discontinued.
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Menu migration availability may depend on your existing GloriaFood configuration.
What changed?
GloriaFood is being discontinued. The important question is what happens to your restaurant next.
GloriaFood made it possible for many independent restaurants to add digital menus and online ordering without creating their own technology platform. With the service approaching end of life, those restaurants now need a practical replacement.
Oracle currently states that GloriaFood full end of service is scheduled for March 31, 2027.
If GloriaFood is part of your daily ordering workflow, the safest time to plan the transition is
while your current setup is still working.
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Move your digital menu
Rebuild your categories, dishes, prices and options in a new restaurant menu environment before the old service disappears.
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Keep direct ordering
Maintain a direct path between your restaurant and customers instead of depending exclusively on third-party marketplaces.
A different kind of replacement
You probably don't need a new restaurant website.
Many GloriaFood users already have a perfectly good website. GloriaFood was added to that website to handle the menu or ordering layer. CreateMyQRMenu follows the same practical idea: keep what works and replace what is disappearing.
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Your website stays
Continue using your existing domain, design, SEO presence and branding.
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Your menu moves
Create your categories, products, prices, options and restaurant information in CreateMyQRMenu.
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Your customers continue
Replace the old GloriaFood links and send customers to your new ordering experience.
GloriaFood replacement
Replacing GloriaFood should not mean rebuilding your entire business online.
A rushed migration
- Waiting until GloriaFood is almost offline
- Rebuilding menus under deadline pressure
- Discovering old QR codes too late
- Changing website links at the last minute
- Training staff after the switch
A prepared migration
- Create the replacement while GloriaFood still works
- Rebuild and check the complete restaurant menu
- Test mobile ordering before customers arrive
- Identify every GloriaFood link and QR code
- Switch only when the new setup is ready
GloriaFood migration guide
How to move from GloriaFood without interrupting your restaurant.
Treat migration as a controlled handover rather than a last-minute platform change.
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Audit your current GloriaFood setup
Check your restaurant profile, categories, products, modifiers, prices, opening hours, delivery settings, pickup settings, website buttons, QR codes and every public link pointing to GloriaFood.
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Create your new restaurant environment
Build your restaurant in CreateMyQRMenu while your existing GloriaFood service remains operational.
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Move your menu
Recreate your food categories, dishes, descriptions, images, prices, options and variations.
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Test like a real customer
Open the menu on different phones. Scan the QR code. Add products to the basket. Check options, opening hours and the complete ordering flow.
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Find every GloriaFood URL
Look beyond your website. Check Google Business Profile, Instagram, Facebook, printed menus, table cards, window stickers, flyers, email signatures and old QR codes.
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Switch when you're ready
Once your new setup has been tested, replace your old GloriaFood links and direct customers to CreateMyQRMenu.
Don't forget these
The links restaurants usually remember only after migration.
The menu itself is only one part of the move. GloriaFood may be connected to many customer touchpoints that are easy to overlook.
Printed QR codes
A QR code printed on hundreds of tables may contain a direct GloriaFood URL. Check where every code actually leads.
Google Business Profile
Your order or menu link may appear directly in Google. Update it when you move.
Social profiles
Instagram bios, Facebook buttons and old campaign posts may continue sending customers to GloriaFood.
Your own website
Look for Order Online, View Menu, Delivery, Pickup and similar buttons.
Printed menus
Table tents, takeaway menus, flyers and stickers can all contain old ordering URLs.
Staff bookmarks
Don't forget devices used by managers and employees for daily restaurant operations.
Who is this for?
A GloriaFood alternative for restaurants that want to keep selling directly.
Independent Restaurants
Restaurants that want an easy-to-manage digital menu and direct ordering channel.
Takeaway Businesses
Pizza, burger, kebab, Asian, Indian, bakery, dessert and other takeaway businesses.
Cafés & Bars
Businesses using table QR menus or mobile menus that need prices and products updated quickly.
Hotels
Hospitality businesses using QR menus for restaurants, bars, pools or room-service environments.
Food Courts
Small restaurant operations that need simple digital ordering without rebuilding their web presence.
Restaurant Agencies
Web designers and restaurant technology providers managing multiple GloriaFood-powered businesses.
Questions restaurants are asking
GloriaFood shutdown & migration FAQ
Is GloriaFood shutting down?
Yes. Oracle has announced that GloriaFood products and services are being discontinued. Oracle currently lists March 31, 2027 as the date for full end of service.
When will GloriaFood stop working?
Oracle's current public information states that full GloriaFood end of service is scheduled for March 31, 2027.
Why are restaurants looking for a GloriaFood alternative?
Restaurants that rely on GloriaFood for digital menus or online ordering will eventually need another platform to provide those functions.
Can I migrate from GloriaFood before it closes?
Yes. Preparing your replacement before GloriaFood reaches end of service is preferable because you can build and test the new system before changing customer-facing links.
Do I need a completely new restaurant website?
No. One of the main ideas behind CreateMyQRMenu is that your existing restaurant website can remain in place while the menu and ordering layer is changed.
What happens to my existing GloriaFood QR codes?
If the QR code directly contains a GloriaFood URL, you may need to replace it. If you control an intermediate URL or redirect, it may be possible to point that URL to your new menu instead. Check each QR code before the migration.
Can CreateMyQRMenu replace GloriaFood?
CreateMyQRMenu is built for restaurant digital menus, QR menus and direct ordering. Whether it replaces every part of your current GloriaFood configuration depends on the features and integrations your restaurant currently uses.
When should I start the migration?
The safest answer is before you need to. Building the replacement while your current GloriaFood setup still works gives your restaurant time to test everything without unnecessary pressure.
GloriaFood has an end date.
Your direct orders don't need one.
Keep your restaurant website. Prepare your new menu and ordering experience now, then switch when you're ready.
Create Your Restaurant →GloriaFood and Oracle are trademarks of their respective owners. CreateMyQRMenu is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Oracle or GloriaFood. GloriaFood discontinuation information should be verified against Oracle's latest official announcements.