ouchScreen ordering menu in restaurants

If you are a restaurant or bar owner trying to improve your services and rise above the competition, turning digital may just be the detail that does it. While the typical restaurant offers printed menus to their patrons, you can take a step into the future and replace them with an ordering system that changes the way your customers are served. Networked touchscreens located at the table can turn the ordering process into a seamless experience, with no waiting time, human error or frustration.

Tabletop ordering system in restaurants

Above image: Pizza Hut Debuts Amazing Touchscreen Ordering System

Beyond the “cool” factor, this idea has proven benefits and can increase both customer satisfaction and your sales. First, the patrons do not have to wait to be served. Instead, they dive right into browsing the menu at their leisure, and choosing and customizing their dishes based on detailed information and appetizing pictures. The order goes straight to the kitchen, with all the details on preparation that may otherwise get lost through the traditional intermediate patron-waiter-kitchen route. Finally, they use the same devices to pay without having to wait for the bill.

Tabletop ordering system in restaurants

Above image: Meet MultiDine (Pizza Hut + Chaotic Moon Studios Interactive Concept Table)

A tabletop ordering system puts the customer in control and makes the ordering process more pleasant and efficient. While the need to interact with a waiter becomes unnecessary, that doesn’t mean human interaction is removed – quite the contrary. Not only that the customers have the choice to talk to a restaurant employee prompted by the same system, but tabletop touchscreens allow them to communicate with other patrons. In addition, the tablets can be used for playing interactive games, making the restaurant experience even more rewarding and prompting conversations that otherwise would have not taken place.

Tabletop interactive menu restaurant technology

Above Image: iEat: An interactive restaurant table

All these translate into a restaurant experience that defines your brand and places you above the competition. In addition, for you, as the business owner, such an ordering system may be a solution to many other problems. A digital menu can be easily updated, without the need to reprint. Targeted dishes presented in high-quality images can be brought into the forefront, increasing their chance of being ordered. With printed paper out of the way, the space needed to display the menu and accompany it with detailed information on ingredients, preparation or caloric intake stops being an issue.

Tabletop interactive menu restaurant technology

Above Image: iEat: An interactive restaurant table

In terms of revenue, such a fast ordering system means less wasted time and a larger number of customers that can be accommodated. Even more important, the ordering system allows you to create a database of information that can give you important hints on consume patterns. Adding to that your patrons’ ability to easily express their opinions about your services makes such a restaurant ordering system a powerful business tools.

Tabletop menu restaurant technology

Tabletop menu restaurant technology

See some other great restaurant table tops your customers can interact with on this website: https://itrestaurant.net/table 

Above images: Smart restaurant table AranTouch

Please take a look at our Before and After images of selected projects from 2018 HERE.

If you are thinking to open up a new business or in a process of rebranding and remodeling your existing business, contact us to get a free consultation from Mindful Design Consulting. Click HERE to price your project design.

Also, take a look at “Branding By Interior” e-book, the only book written on this subject at this time. It brings insight on how you can turn your business into a market-dominating competitor by using human cognitive responses.

ouchScreen ordering menu in restaurants

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