TouchBistro:Best for restaurants and hospitality

 

TouchBistro

TouchBistro provides an award-winning EPOS solution uk designed by restaurant people, for restaurant people. Powering eateries in over 100 countries around the world, it’s loaded with smart features. TouchBistro equips your staff with the tools to upsell and take orders faster, without having to leave the floor. And its in-built CRM feature lets you drive repeat business through rewarding your most loyal customers.

 

TouchBistro equips your waiters with ingredient lists and allergy info on the go, so they’re ready to deal with even the most testing customer questions. Meanwhile, you’ll have your finger on the pulse with TouchBistro’s intuitive analytics features, making effective management of your bistro’s staff and stock just a touch of a button away.

 

And it’s not just in the restaurant business that TouchBistro’s dynamic EPOS solution is making waves: it’s developed EPOS systems for breweries, food trucks, pubs and nightclubs, too.

 

How much?

TouchBistro offers a range of plans with differing monthly fees. If you’re a smaller restaurant looking for one license, then their ‘Solo’ plan at £59/month will suit you well. For additional licenses, you’ll pay £40 – £50 each, depending on the amount of licences.

 

If you want some more info, why not fill out our form? It’s the quickest way to start comparing quotes and find an EPOS tailor-made to your restaurant.

 

✔ Pros:

 

Flexible pricing plans

Free trial available

Cloud-based analytics give you remote access to data

24/7 phone and email support

X Cons:

 

Annual billing means you’ll take a cash hit initially

 

Worldpay Hub

Best for pop ups and convenience stores

Worldpay logo

With over 300,000 small business clients and more than 30 years of experience, Worldpay knows what it’s doing. And its POS solution is handmade for the frenzied pace of the hospitality industry. Worldpay Hub’s sleek design and compact size make it perfect for pop-up bars or eateries operating in a small space. Bluetooth connection means you’re not reliant on wifi. And its tablet boasts up to eight hours of battery life, perfect for serving outside and on the go.

 

Worldpay Hub’s EPOS package includes a tablet, a card machine, and a cash register with a built in receipt printer. Do you sell a range of food and drink with a big variation in prices? Add a barcode scanner to catalogue items and speed up service – perfect if you’re running a convenience store. This feature also lets you track sales and keep tabs on your inventory.

 

How much?

Prices start from £50/month and include setup, although you also would be eligible for a £250 upfront fee. Alternatively, you can pay £65/month with no setup fee. The scanner is not included in the package, but is available for £99.50 plus VAT.

 

✔ Pros:

 

Modern design

Thermal printer built into cash register for convenience

Comprehensive online help centre

X Cons:

 

Transaction charges apply – read the small print!

▶ Read more: Worldpay Hub review 2020

 

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