A kiosk is a browser tab. Not a £3,000 machine.

The same menu, standing up

A kiosk shows exactly what the QR page shows — the live menu, live prices, sold-out items already marked or gone, as you choose. Change a price in the back office and the kiosk has it on its next order. There is no second menu to maintain and no sync to wait for.

Ordering a guest cannot get wrong

Items with choices ask one question at a time, full screen, with the running basket always visible. Allergen information sits on the item, not behind a counter conversation. When the customisation is complete the item adds itself.

Straight onto the kitchen board

A kiosk order lands on the kitchen screen like any other, with a collection number the guest keeps. In a food hall, one kiosk basket can span several kitchens and each kitchen gets its own ticket.

Hardware you choose

Any tablet with a browser works — mounted, on a stand, or the spare iPad in the drawer. The hardware page lists stands and screens we would run ourselves, with dated prices and where to buy them.