FutureWire: Bytes, a new cafe in the UK town of Canterbury (of Chaucer fame), is making a name for itself with its high-tech ordering system.
Aside from helping Bytes save money on wait staff and menu printing, the touchscreens allow the restaurant to build a database of customer preferences, and to change items and prices on the fly. The touchscreens also double as game consoles, keeping the kids occupied.
So far, patron response to the touchscreens is overwhelmingly positive, and the owner is already considering opening a second location. As long as customers respond just as enthusiastically to the food, Bytes appears to have a bright future.
Restaurant Touchscreen Ordering a Hit With Patrons [FutureWire]
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Wow, it’s a very innovative way of handling a business. I don’t know, though, if such kind of system is present here in the U.S. Let me check.
I was in the restaurant and it was a great one time experience.
It is already in hundreds of restauarnts wrold wide. I was in another restaurant in London that uses touch screen menus – eMenu (Conceptic).
I googled it and found out that hundred of restaurant uses those touch screen emenus-Check this out : http://www.emenu-international.com
They also have Ipad app that uses the iPad as restaurant menu! Yes Ipad replaces the paper menu of a restaurant – check this out: http://www.emenu-international.com/iPadMenu
Cool !