A kiosk that sells the whole hall.
A single-restaurant kiosk sells one menu. A food-hall kiosk has to do what the QR code does — every kitchen, one basket — standing up, in big type.
The whole hall on one screen
Kiosk mode serves the same live hall menu the QR page serves: every kitchen, live prices, sold-out items already gone. A basket built at the kiosk can span kitchens exactly like a phone order, and each kitchen still gets its own ticket.
Ordering a first-time visitor cannot get wrong
Items with choices ask one question at a time, full screen. Allergens sit on the item. When the customisation is complete, the item adds itself — no “how does this work” conversation at a counter.
A collection number per kitchen
The guest keeps one order; each kitchen calls its own part when its part is ready. Nobody stands at the wrong counter holding the right number.
A stand, not a machine
Any tablet with a browser is a kiosk — mounted by the door, on the communal tables, or the spare iPad from the office. The hardware page lists stands that have actually been used, with real prices.
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Free to use.
Everything on this page is in the product now — and it costs a food hall nothing to run.