VenuesRestaurants

The boring things, done exactly right.

A restaurant till earns its keep on the awkward moments: the bill split four ways, the table that moved, the menu that changes at five.


Split bills that actually split

Equal ways, by item, or by amount — and each part can pay with a different tender. Two friends paying half cash, half card is one flow, not a void and a re-ring while the queue watches.

Tables that hold their orders

Orders sit against the table on your own floorplan, added to across the visit, and the bill is whatever the table ate. A receipt can carry the table, the covers and who served.

Service charge and tips, handled properly

A percentage service charge configured per venue, tips recorded to the order and split onwards through the pay run — visible arithmetic, not an envelope on a shelf.

The five-o’clock changeover

Timed menus swap breakfast for lunch for dinner on the clock, on every channel at once. Nobody sells eggs benedict at 8pm because a laminated card was still out.

The venue-agnostic page for this pillar: The till → · everything for this venue type: Restaurants →

Free to use.

Everything on this page is in the product now — and it costs a food hall nothing to run.