GloriaFood migration
Alternative to GloriaFood: get your menu out before it's too late
GloriaFood has been discontinued by Oracle and is no longer accepting new signups. Bring your menu to Cucharia with honest counts, review it row by row, and publish only what you verified.
How to migrate in 4 steps
- 1
Save your menu TODAY
Open your public GloriaFood menu and save it as a web page or PDF (step 1 of the guide). It's your backup no matter what happens.
- 2
Import with honest counts
Paste your menu URL (or upload the saved HTML) and our importer brings categories, items, prices and public photos. We tell you exactly what we brought and what we couldn't read.
- 3
Review row by row
Everything imported starts non-offerable: nothing reaches diners until you verify it. The editable list makes review fast (8–12 seconds per item).
- 4
Publish partially and set up tables
You publish only what's reviewed, safely. Declare your table numbering for the new QR codes (tables module on the way) — GF QR codes cannot be reused.
Verifiable facts
Only sourced claims. If a fact about GloriaFood isn't citable, it doesn't make this table.
| Topic | GloriaFood | Cucharia |
|---|---|---|
| Product status | Officially discontinued; no longer accepting new signups (notice on their official site). (source) | Active product, self-serve signup, trial without card. |
| Closing date | No publicly confirmed date from Oracle or GloriaFood as of 2026-08-26. (source) | We don't publish dates without primary sources; we recommend exporting your menu today. |
| Your menu if the platform shuts down | The menu lives on the vendor's infrastructure; public links stop resolving when the service ends. (source) | Your menu lives in your Cucharia account with its own URL, plus always-on offline snapshot and printable PDF. |
| Printed QR codes | QR codes pointing at GF infrastructure die with the product; there is no portable asset. (source) | The URL behind your printed QR never changes (immutable qr_id→menu registry, covered by automated tests). |
| Imported prices | — | Nothing imported reaches diners without your review: everything starts non-offerable until you verify it row by row. |
Frequently asked questions
- What happened to GloriaFood?
- GloriaFood was discontinued by Oracle: per the official notice on their own site, they no longer accept new signups and continue supporting existing customers through the transition (retrieved 2026-08-26). There is no publicly confirmed closing date.
- Can I move my GloriaFood menu to Cucharia?
- Yes. The dedicated importer brings categories, items, prices and public photos from your public menu (URL or saved HTML), with honest counts: whatever couldn't be read gets listed for you. Everything starts non-offerable until you review it.
- Do my GloriaFood QR codes still work?
- GF QR codes point at GloriaFood infrastructure: when the service ends they stop resolving. In Cucharia, the URL behind a printed QR never changes, and new table QR codes arrive with the tables module.
- How long does migrating my menu take?
- Following the step-by-step guide, the full migration is designed to take under 30 minutes without help: export, import, review, publish partially.
Try the importer now
No account needed to try: paste your public menu URL and see what the importer brings.
Import my GloriaFood menu
No account needed to try. Nothing is stored until you decide to continue.