A separate city across the bay
Miami Beach is not a neighborhood of Miami: it is its own city on a barrier island across Biscayne Bay, running from South Pointe up through Mid-Beach to North Beach. Its restaurants work around hotel guests, seasonal residents and big event weeks, and the system behind the counter has to handle quiet mornings and full houses alike.
Hotel restaurants with several bars
A hotel along Collins Avenue may run a lobby bar, a pool bar and a restaurant at the same time. In Bite2u each one can have its own register and its own bar screen, so drinks ordered by the pool never show up at the lobby. Reports by channel and by product then show what each outlet sold during the day, ready to export.
Menus for international hotel guests
A family from Lisbon, a couple from Lyon, a group from Munich: the QR at the table shows them the menu in Portuguese, French or German, following the language of their phone, and the same works for Italian, Spanish and English. Each dish has a photo and the 14 EU allergens, the information European guests are used to seeing at home.
Event weeks and seasonal teams
Big weeks bring extra covers and extra staff. New hires clock in and out from the system, each register closes by shift with a cash count, and reports by hour show exactly when the rush arrived. If the hotel Wi-Fi fails in the middle of service, Bite2u keeps taking orders and syncs once the connection returns.
Price
One flat fee of $49.95 a month, 0% commission on every order, a 14-day free trial and no contract. Any monitor can become the customer display at the counter, and your bank's card terminal keeps working exactly as it does today. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll set it all up for you at no charge, so your team only has to start using it.