VenuesStreet food

A second pair of hands, on a stand.

Trading alone, the kiosk is the difference between serving the queue and being the queue.


The tablet takes orders while you cook

Kiosk mode turns any spare tablet into a self-service counter: the live menu in big type, one question at a time, sold-out dishes already gone. Clip it to the gazebo and it works the queue while your hands are busy.

The same menu, always current

The kiosk serves exactly what the QR page and the till serve. Change a price once, sell out of one dish — every channel knows within seconds.

Collection numbers, not name-shouting

The kiosk gives the guest a number; the board calls it when the food is up. A buzzer does the same job if you run them.

No kiosk hardware tax

There is no per-kiosk monthly fee — a real line item elsewhere. If a tablet can open a browser, it is a kiosk.

The venue-agnostic page for this pillar: Kiosks → · everything for this venue type: Street food →

Free to use.

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