How do digital menu boards work?

A small player app runs on a screen or media player and connects to the Loopvew cloud CMS. You build and schedule menu content once, and it publishes to every board at once — dayparts, prices, and specials update centrally instead of screen by screen.

Can I change menu prices on every screen at once?

Yes. Update an item once in Loopvew and the new price publishes to every menu board across all your locations at the same time — no walking screen to screen.

Do menu boards keep working if the internet drops?

Yes. Each screen caches its playlist locally, so menu boards keep playing through a network outage and sync again automatically when the connection returns.

Can menus change automatically by time of day?

Yes. Schedule breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus by daypart and Loopvew swaps them automatically at the times you set, with no one touching the screens.

Can digital menu boards show calories and allergens?

Yes. Menu boards can display item descriptions, calorie counts, and allergen or dietary labels alongside prices, and you can tailor which details show per board or location.

What hardware do I need for restaurant digital signage?

Loopvew runs on existing Android TVs, commercial Samsung and LG displays, and compact media players — so most restaurants can use hardware they already own or low-cost players rather than proprietary systems.

Can I run different content in different locations?

Yes. Group screens by store or region and target menus, pricing, and promos to each group, while still managing every location from the same dashboard.

Does Loopvew support vertical menu boards?

Yes. Content can be built and scheduled for both portrait and landscape orientation, so vertical counter boards and widescreen overhead menus are both supported.

Industry

Digital Signage for Restaurants

Run digital menu boards, daypart specials, and order-ready screens across every location with Loopvew — update prices everywhere in seconds, even offline.

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Loopvew CMS

Menu boards
Drive-thru screens
Order-ready and pickup screens

Why Restaurants teams choose Loopvew

One change, every board
Dayparts run themselves
Offline playback
Upsell at the point of decision
No more print
Any screen you own

Where screens work in restaurants

Menu boards
Drive-thru screens
Order-ready and pickup screens
Window and sidewalk displays
Counter promos and dessert boards
Kitchen and staff screens

The switch

Your screens shouldn't stand still.

Without Loopvew

Staff reprint and re-tape menus and promo posters.
Prices drift between locations and go stale.
Breakfast boards stay up into the lunch rush.
Updates wait on someone physically at each screen.
Kitchens fall back on paper tickets when the network blips.

With Loopvew

A price change reaches every store in seconds.
Daypart menus swap automatically on schedule.
Specials and sold-out items update from one dashboard.
Screens keep playing through network outages.
Every location shows the same brand, every day.

Live in three steps

Step 1
Share your setup
Tell us your locations, screen models, and menu systems. We'll confirm the right player for each screen.
Step 2
Pair your screens
Install the Loopvew player, enter the on-screen pairing code, and every board appears in your dashboard.
- Lobby
- Café menu
- Storefront
Step 3
Publish your menu
Build your menu board, schedule your dayparts, and publish — every location updates in moments.

The details

Restaurant screens that keep up with service

Loopvew turns restaurant TVs into a menu and marketing channel you control centrally. Change a price once and it reaches every board; schedule dayparts once and they run themselves; publish a special and it’s live before the lunch rush.

Built for the lunch rush, not just the brochure

A menu board that goes blank mid-service is worse than a printed menu. Loopvew screens cache their playlists locally, so they keep playing through internet outages and resync when the connection returns. Pairing, scheduling, and updates all happen from one dashboard — no one on a ladder with a USB stick.

For multi-location groups, screens group by store or region so pricing and promos can differ by location while brand and menu structure stay consistent.

Works on the hardware you already have

Loopvew runs on existing Android TVs, commercial Samsung and LG displays, and compact media players — most restaurants don’t need to buy proprietary screens. Confirm your display models with us and we’ll point you at the right player.

From one café to a national chain

A single-screen café and a 200-location QSR chain use the same workflow: pair the screen, publish the menu, schedule the dayparts. Start with the counter boards you need today and add drive-thru, pickup, and staff screens when you’re ready.