Try Servora live.
Digital menu, working panel and live kitchen:
three real parts to look at before you decide.
Digital menu
See the menu the way a guest at the table sees it: categories, options, allergens and prices, updated the moment they change.
restaurant_menu See the menuOrders and bookings really work. Online payment is switched off.
Venue panel
Step into the panel: menu, live orders, figures and bookings for the venue, all in one place.
arrow_forward Open the panelYou go straight in, no sign-up. The data is wiped every night.
Kitchen screen
Try the screen built for the kitchen: tickets, prep times and order status, updated as they come in.
arrow_forward See the screenIt is the real screen, with the demo venue's tickets on it.
Real data, real work.
Put the menu among your iPhone apps
Three taps. After that the menu opens from its icon like any other app, with no link to hunt for.
Why it is not on the App Store. It is not an app to download: it is the restaurant menu, placed among your apps. On Android the phone offers it by itself with a button. On iPhone it does not, and that is not our doing: Apple does not let any website add itself.
Open the menu in Safari and tap Share
It is at the bottom of the screen, in the middle of the bar: a square with an arrow pointing up. Here it is the one circled in red.
On iPad that button is at the top right, not at the bottom.
Tap "Add to Home Screen"
A sheet slides up from the bottom. The item you need is not among the first ones: drag the list up until you see it. It has a small square with a plus sign next to it.
An icon will be added to your Home Screen so you can quickly open this website.
Tap "Add" at the top right
The restaurant icon appears with its name. Nothing needs changing: it is fine as it is. Tap Add and you are done.
I cannot find "Add to Home Screen"
It almost always means you are not in Safari but in Chrome, Firefox or Edge: there the button sits behind the three dots, and sometimes the item is missing altogether. The safe route: from the three dots choose "Open in Safari" and repeat the three steps. From Safari it always works.
I have an Android phone
Much simpler: the phone offers it by itself with an "Add to Home screen" box. Just press that button, there is nothing to do by hand.
The screens above are drawn to look like Safari on iPhone. On your phone the colours and the items in the list may differ slightly depending on your iOS version, but the three steps are the same.
Ready to use it in your own venue?
Signing up is free and takes under 2 minutes. No card needed.