QR table ordering
Guests place orders directly from the table through a clean QR flow.
In-Store Ordering
In-store Ordering
Enable QR table ordering with controlled service and kitchen execution in one system.
What it includes
From table order to execution, all handoffs stay synchronized.
Shared service view
Teams see live order activity and table-level priorities in real time.
Instant kitchen updates
Orders move to execution instantly without delayed or lost handoffs.
Connected with reservations
In-store ordering works in sync with reservations and table management.
In depth: In-store ordering in 2Bite
2Bite turns in-store ordering into a structured flow from QR scan to kitchen and service execution.
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1. Table-side QR ordering
Guests scan QR and place orders directly from the table without waiting.
- ✓Instant connection to the correct table.
- ✓Clean mobile product selection flow.
- ✓Accurate note and preference capture.
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2. Smart cart and product suggestions
The cart increases average ticket with subtle suggestions that fit customer choices.
- ✓Side-item suggestions at the right moment before checkout.
- ✓One-click quick add without leaving the flow.
- ✓Rules to control promotions and protect margin.
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3. Service and kitchen synchronization
Information moves accurately from table to execution, reducing delays and miscommunication.
- ✓Live status per order and table.
- ✓Shared visibility for floor team and kitchen pass.
- ✓Fewer operational errors during peak.
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4. Dashboard control and settings
Teams configure rules and toggle capabilities without technical complexity.
- ✓On/off activation per location.
- ✓Rules for suggestions, limits, and exclusions.
- ✓Consistent behavior across all network locations.
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5. Operational outcome
In-store ordering improves table experience and increases floor commercial performance.
- ✓Less waiting for order capture.
- ✓Better service flow during peak hours.
- ✓Higher average ticket through natural suggestion flow.
What your team gains
Faster table-side order capture
Better service and kitchen coordination
More consistent dine-in customer experience
“In-store ordering performs when information moves correctly and instantly across the shift.”