Show Menus on TV
Show menus, specials, and pricing updates on TV screens with one dashboard. Keep breakfast, lunch, and dinner content current without printing new boards.
Keep menus, prices, and specials current across restaurant TV screens.
Update menus without reprints
What this lets you do
This helps restaurants move menus onto TV screens so prices, specials, and timed offers can be updated from one place.
Why teams use it
- QSR teams running frequent item, price, and combo updates
- Restaurant groups that need one menu workflow across locations
- Operators replacing printed boards with easier daily control
How it works
Bring in menu content
Prepare menu categories, prices, highlights, and special items for screen use.
Choose readable layouts
Use TV-friendly layouts that stay easy to scan from counter distance.
Set meal-time switches
Automate breakfast, lunch, dinner, and special campaign timing.
Publish across locations
Push menu updates to one location or the full restaurant group.
What you can show on the screen
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu boards
Combo offers and limited-time specials
Sold-out item or price updates
Promo banners mixed into menu loops
How teams stay in control
- Fast price and item changes
- Daypart automation for meal-time switching
- Mix menu content with promo blocks
- Multi-location governance with local overrides
- Android TV deployment support
- Offline-safe playback between syncs
Integrations
- Google Sheets or CSV menu feeds
- POS and catalog sync via API or structured data feed
- Google Reviews and social content sync
- QR-based customer ordering links
Device compatibility matrix
| Android TV app | Native app for Android TV and Google TV devices |
| Screen orientation | Landscape and portrait layouts with safe zones |
| Multi-location control | Push updates by location, region, or all screens |
| Offline continuity | Last published playlist stays on-screen during outages |
Value in day-to-day use
Price-change speed
Minutes instead of reprints
Menu changes can go live much faster than static boards
Store consistency
Better menu alignment
Locations stay closer to approved pricing and specials
Operational friction
Less manual correction
Teams spend less time fixing old menu content
Context: copy reflects common restaurant rollout outcomes rather than guaranteed performance claims.
Common store examples
Breakfast to lunch switch
Change the entire menu board automatically at the right time.
Store-level price override
Keep a shared template while allowing local pricing when needed.
Combo upsell loop
Blend combo offers and special banners into core menu screens.
Manual work vs cloud control
| Manual or static workflow | Cloud signage workflow |
|---|---|
| Teams replace or edit boards manually | Menu updates publish remotely to selected screens |
| Daypart changes depend on staff timing | Schedules switch content automatically |
| Promos are hard to slot into existing boards | Offers can be inserted into menu loops quickly |
| Location pricing drifts over time | Shared control helps keep stores aligned |
Frequently asked questions
1. Can I show menus on TV screens?
Yes. GlooTV lets you run menus, prices, and specials on TV screens and update them from one dashboard.
2. Can I switch breakfast and lunch boards automatically?
Yes. Daypart scheduling can switch menu content by time of day.
3. Can this run on Android TV?
Yes. Android TV screens can be paired and managed remotely.
4. Can I add promotions to menu boards?
Yes. Promotions and menu content can be sequenced in the same screen loop.
5. Is this useful for multi-location restaurants?
Yes. Shared templates and location overrides support both single stores and multi-store groups.
6. What happens if internet is unstable?
Previously synced content keeps playing until the next successful update.
Related pages
The broader signage software page for store screens
Fast-food and quick-service workflows
Restaurant-specific TV menu workflows
Android TV deployment and pairing details
Put this on your screens without extra store work
Start with cloud publishing, simple schedules, and Android TV support so your team can keep every screen current from one place.