Tablecloth service on Miracle Mile
Along Miracle Mile and the pedestrian block of Giralda Avenue, many restaurants still run classic table service, and the QR does not have to replace it. Your servers take the order on a tablet or phone at the table, each dish goes to the kitchen screen and each bottle to the bar, and if something was sent by mistake, the order can be recovered and corrected.
Reservations that pace the dining room
A full room at 8 p.m. and an empty one at 6 is a pacing problem. Reservations from your website use 30-minute slots and automatic capacity, so bookings spread across the evening instead of piling up at the same hour. Guests get an email reminder beforehand, and when a party grows at the door, the floor plan lets you join two tables or move them.
Business dinners and shared checks
With offices all around its downtown, a business dinner in Coral Gables often ends with a divided bill: one company card, two personal cards, part in cash. Bite2u splits the check the way the table asks, accepts mixed payment and handles tips, so the cash count at the end of the shift matches what each server actually collected.
Students and faculty from the university
The University of Miami brings students, faculty and visiting families to Coral Gables. For them, ordering through your link with a pickup time, or scanning the table QR so each phone pays its own share, is the natural way to eat out. A group of eight can leave without anyone going around the table collecting money.
Regulars, reviews and price
Customer profiles help you remember the guests who return, and after each visit Bite2u can email a review request. All of it is $49.95 a month with 0% commission, a 14-day free trial and no contract, on the devices you already use, and a monitor at the counter can act as the customer display. Message us on WhatsApp and we will configure it for you free.