Food and drink

More Google Reviews for Your Pizzeria: Spin the Wheel, Share the Love

When someone craves pizza, they search for a pizzeria nearby and sort by stars. They look for comments about crust, toppings and delivery time, and a high rating with recent reviews often decides which pizzeria gets the Friday night order from a family or a group of friends deciding in a hurry.

A pizzeria has two worlds: diners at tables and customers who never step inside, receiving a box at home. A QR code on both the table and the box lets each group spin and review without any awkward ask.

The best moments to offer the wheel (pizzerias)

Timing matters more than wording: here is when customers are most willing to play and talk about their experience.

  1. 1

    When the pizza lands

    The first bite is when diners smile most. Place a small card on the table so they can spin while the cheese is still stretching.

  2. 2

    Inside the delivery box

    People at home open the box, share slices and often scroll their phones. A code on the lid reaches them at the happiest moment.

  3. 3

    At takeaway pickup

    Customers waiting for a hot box have a few idle minutes. A sign at the pickup shelf gives them something to do while the oven finishes.

  4. 4

    Family and team orders

    Big orders for kids' parties or office lunches mean many happy eaters. Include extra cards so someone is likely to scan and review.

Where to put the QR code

Pizza box lid sticker

A round sticker on the lid follows every order home, making delivery customers part of the review cycle.

Pickup shelf sign

A framed code above the warming counter reaches takeaway guests during the natural pause before they collect their order.

Table tent with menu

A card next to the oil and chilli flakes sits at eye level for the whole meal.

Low-cost reward ideas

Every prize comes from you, so a simple, real, inexpensive prize beats a promise you cannot keep.

  • 01

    Free garlic bread

    Dough and butter cost very little, and it makes the next order feel like a bigger deal.

  • 02

    Free dipping sauce

    A pot of garlic or chilli sauce costs cents but regulars love adding it to their crusts.

  • 03

    Soft drink on next order

    Fountain drinks have tiny cost and extra value on the ticket, so the next order feels generous.

  • 04

    Free dessert slice

    A small tiramisu or cinnamon dough piece closes the meal and encourages another visit.

  • 05

    Mini pizza for kids

    A tiny margherita from spare dough wins over families, who often order the most.

Replying to reviews: two templates to adapt

5-star review

Your reply

Thank you, Marie! We hand-stretch each dough and bake in a very hot oven, so it is wonderful to hear the crust hit the spot. Your next garlic bread is on us. Looking forward to seeing you and the family again soon at the table or at your door.
Negative review

Your reply

We are sorry your pizza arrived late and lukewarm, and that one topping was missing. On a busy night we should have called you about the delay. Please send us your order number so we can look into it, and we will remake your pizza and cover your next delivery.

Set up in 10 minutes

  1. 1

    Create your account

    Create your account in minutes. Use your business email so delivery and dine-in reviews both land in the same dashboard for you to follow.

  2. 2

    Build the wheel

    Choose cheap, tasty prizes: garlic bread, sauce, a soft drink. Paste your Google review link, and test the spin on a phone using mobile data rather than Wi-Fi.

  3. 3

    Print the QR code

    Print round stickers for pizza box lids and a table card for dine-in. Keep the code large, since box lids can be curved and greasy at times.

  4. 4

    Track and reply

    Open the dashboard after the weekend rush. Reply to reviews mentioning delivery speed or crust, and offer to fix problems directly if a customer reports a late or incorrect order.

Frequently asked questions

Can delivery customers use the wheel?

Yes. Put a sticker on the box lid or a card in the bag. Customers scan from their sofa, spin, and are invited to describe how the pizza arrived.

How do I keep prize costs low?

Use items made from ingredients you already prep, such as dough-based sides and sauces. Valid-next-order rewards also stop you from giving away food on the spot.

Does the QR code work on a greasy box?

Print it on a laminated sticker with a clear white margin. Wipe-clean material scans well even after a steamy delivery ride in a bag.

Launch your wheel today

Create your account, pick your prizes and print your QR code: your next customers can play tomorrow.

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