Common Challenges
- Managing multiple tables and courses simultaneously
- Splitting checks and handling complex tip scenarios
- Integrating with kitchen display systems
- Handling high-volume weekend rushes
- Online ordering and delivery integration
Our Solutions
- SkyTab POS — tableside ordering and payment built-in
- Clover POS — flexible for full-service and QSR
- Aloha POS — industry standard for large restaurants
- Pax A920 Pro — handheld terminal for tableside payments
- Dejavoo QD5 — fast, reliable countertop terminal
Running a restaurant means managing tables, staff, orders, and payments simultaneously. The right POS system and payment terminals can streamline your operations, reduce errors, and improve the guest experience. We've helped thousands of restaurants find the perfect payment solution.
Recommended Terminals
Top picks for restaurant businesses
Pax
PAX A800
Full-featured mobile terminal with large screen and fast processing.
- Large touchscreen
- Built-in printer
- Android OS
Pax
PAX A920 Pro
Premium upgrade to the A920 with faster processor and larger battery.
- 5.5" HD touchscreen
- Faster processor
- Larger battery
Dejavoo
Dejavoo QD5
Android PIN pad with touchscreen and NFC for customer-facing payments.
- Android OS
- Touchscreen
- Customer-facing
Verifone
Verifone V400C
Premium Android countertop terminal with large touchscreen.
- Large touchscreen
- Android OS
- Built-in printer
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best POS for a full-service restaurant?
SkyTab POS is our top recommendation for full-service restaurants. It offers tableside ordering, kitchen display integration, and built-in online ordering — all purpose-built for dining operations.
Can I take payments tableside?
Yes. The Pax A920 Pro and SkyTab Mobile handheld allow servers to take orders and accept payments directly at the table, improving turnover and guest satisfaction.
Do I need a separate terminal if I have a POS?
Most modern POS systems include integrated payment processing. However, some merchants prefer a separate terminal for redundancy or specific connectivity options.