Three Ways Pizzerias Put Table Tents to Work
1. Upsell without a server saying a word. A table tent promoting a garlic knot add-on or a dessert pizza does the upselling the moment a table sits down, before an order is even placed.
2. Promote what’s easy to miss on the menu. New items, limited-time flavors, and catering or delivery-app promotions get buried on a printed menu. A table tent puts them at eye level for as long as the table is occupied.
3. Reinforce the brand between bites. Loyalty program sign-ups, social handles, and review-site QR codes sit on the table for the length of the meal — far longer than a receipt gets looked at.
Build It Your Way
Table tents come in a few standard formats, and each one fits a different use case:
- A-frame (tent-fold) — the classic two-sided fold, freestanding, readable from either side of the table
- Slide-in acrylic holder — a reusable clear frame with swappable printed inserts, ideal for rotating promotions
- Die-cut shapes — a pizza slice, a box outline, or a custom brand shape instead of a plain rectangle
- Tabletop QR stand — a compact tent built around a scannable code linking to your menu, loyalty app, or online ordering
Board weight, lamination, and print finish are all adjustable depending on how long the tent needs to survive a seasonal promo can run on a lighter, cheaper stock, while a permanent house tent is worth laminating for wipe-down durability.
Specifications
| Spec | Options |
|---|---|
| Format | A-frame fold, acrylic slide-in, die-cut, QR stand |
| Standard size | 4″ x 6″ (also available: 4″ x 9″, 5″ x 7″) |
| Material | Cardstock, laminated cardstock, or corrugated for die-cut styles |
| Full-color CMYK, single or double-sided | |
| Finish | Matte, gloss, or lamination for wipe-down durability |
| MOQ | 100 units |
| Tooling fees | None — no die or plate charges |






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