Rating: Excellent

 

Rating: Excellent

It’s Square, so it’s easy to use. It’s truly impressive how well Square has been able to flow in its simplistic and functional interface and make it work in a much more complex setting such as the restaurant industry. Square for Restaurants offers a generous free trial, allowing you to tinker before locking into a purchase. Setting up your account is simple, and if you have existing data with a Square account, it transfers automatically.

 

 

 

Table mapping is a function that EPOS systems uk are consistently making more and more intuitive, but Square for Restaurants takes it up a notch. You can lay your entire restaurant out in a matter of minutes and make changes with a simple tap. As is consistent with the Square brand, the interface isn’t overly flashy, utilizing a standard color-coding system. Everything is customizable as well, even down to your screen’s brightness (depending on the ambiance you’re going for).

 

You can click on a table and split checks easily, dragging items to individual seats. Menu creation is also a breeze and fully customizable. Add photos and descriptions of products and change the menu from lunch to dinner with one touch. Square has one of the most intuitive systems for modifiers I’ve seen as well, guiding servers through forced-choice items or optional selections with minimal touches or swipes.

 

Features

Rating: Good

Square for Restaurants doesn’t have many holes; it features everything you would expect from a top-rated restaurant POS. But here are a few areas where Square stands out:

 

Table Mapping: Set up your entire restaurant in a matter of minutes. Customize your layout with an easy-to-digest color-coding system. Assign checks either per table or per customer with a simple tap.

 

 

Menu Creation: Create as many menus as your restaurant needs and switch between them with just a tap. Menus are customizable, and items can feature pictures and descriptions to help servers. Discounts, sales, happy hour events, etc., can be set up with special pricing automatically implemented.

Check Splitting: Items can be individually assigned to customers. Quick splits are also done with a single tap, cutting the bill into halves, thirds, or quarters.

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