The bar pours. The kiosk takes the food order.
A busy bar has one real bottleneck: hands. A kiosk is a pair that never asks for a break — and here it is a tablet you already own, not a rental.
Food orders off the bar queue
Match-day burgers and Sunday roasts ordered at the tablet while the bar staff do what only they can do — pour. The kitchen board gets the order the instant it is placed.
Big type, one question at a time
Kiosk mode asks one thing per screen in big type, built for someone two pints in. Modifiers, allergens and sold-out lines all behave exactly as they do everywhere else, because it is the same menu underneath.
Numbers over shouting
The kiosk hands out collection numbers and the board calls them — or a buzzer does — so “chicken burger!” never has to beat the jukebox.
A tablet, not a rental line
No per-kiosk licence, no hardware contract. Any tablet in kiosk mode is the whole product; two at Friday peak is two logins.
The venue-agnostic page for this pillar: Kiosks → · everything for this venue type: Pubs & bars →
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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.