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Every restaurant category

The Right Tools for
Every Restaurant Type

Twelve kinds of restaurant, twelve different priorities. Find the one closest to yours and go straight to the parts of RestioX that do the heavy lifting.

Weighted for how you actually operate

What matters most, by restaurant type

It is the same platform underneath. What changes is which parts of it you lean on. Each card names the capabilities that carry the most load for that concept, and links to the pages that explain how they work.

Multi-Unit Restaurants

Two sites or ten, one login. Every order, stock count, staff record and report in RestioX belongs to a branch, so head office reads the group while a site manager only ever sees their own floor.

  • All-branches sales and tax in one report, or scoped down to a single site
  • One menu edited once, then pushed to the branches you choose
  • Custom roles decide exactly who is allowed to look across branches

Chains & Franchises

Central control over what a franchisee can change, without taking away what they need to run their own site. Push a price list, leave local pricing alone, or schedule the change for opening time on Monday.

  • Choose the target branches for every push — never all-or-nothing
  • Scheduled price changes go live at the date and time you set
  • One loyalty balance across the group, or one per site — your call

Hospitality Groups

A hotel restaurant, a rooftop bar and a banqueting suite do not share a menu, a tax rule or a printer. Each becomes its own branch with its own setup, and the group still reads as one number.

  • Separate menus, price lists and tax rules per outlet
  • Reservations, floor plans and waitlists kept per venue
  • Consolidated revenue, tax and payment-method reporting for the group

Catering Businesses

The order is taken days before it is cooked, and on the day everything moves at once. Scheduled orders, a delivery run that is planned rather than improvised, and an invoice your client’s finance team will accept.

  • Orders scheduled for a later pickup or delivery slot
  • Per-zone delivery fees, minimum order values and promised times
  • Itemised, tax-compliant invoices for company accounts and events

Pizzerias

A modifier-heavy menu and a delivery-shaped rush. Sizes, bases and extras priced properly at the moment of ordering, then a ticket that reaches the oven without anyone deciphering handwriting.

  • Variations and modifier groups, each with its own price delta
  • Station routing, so the oven only sees what the oven makes
  • Your own commission-free ordering page running alongside the marketplaces

Sushi Restaurants

Long à la carte lists, set menus, and a bar that fires on a different clock to the hot kitchen. Both work from their own tickets, and a fish that runs out disappears from every screen at once.

  • Category and course structure with photos on the QR menu
  • Separate print routing for the sushi bar and the hot kitchen
  • The kitchen marks an item 86 and every phone on the floor sees it in seconds

Quick Service Restaurants

Throughput is the whole job. A kiosk takes the queue off the counter, the ticket reaches the kitchen the moment payment clears, and nobody retypes anything on the way through.

  • A self-order kiosk running your live menu, not a copy of it
  • KOT printed or displayed the second the order is confirmed
  • The same tax rules and coupon codes as the till, calculated by the same logic

Fast Casual Restaurants

Order at the counter, eat in or take it away, come back on Thursday. What decides the month here is repeat visits and what ends up on the tray, not the table plan.

  • Points, tiers, stamp cards and referrals inside one programme
  • Modifier groups that turn a main into a meal at the point of order
  • Pickup and delivery from one branded ordering page

Casual Dining

Tables, split bills and a floor that changes shape on a Saturday. Servers take the order where the guest is sitting, and the till stops being the bottleneck for the whole room.

  • Waiters order at the table and fire straight through to the kitchen
  • Split a bill by item or by percentage, across different payment types
  • Cash-up per shift with the difference explained rather than absorbed

Fine Dining

Fewer covers, higher expectations, and a booking sheet that has to be right. Reservations with reminders, guest notes that survive a shift change, and a bill that arrives quietly.

  • Online booking with SMS or WhatsApp reminders 24 hours and 2 hours before
  • Dietary needs, occasions and seating preferences held against the guest
  • Large-party and private-event bookings with deposits

Full Service Restaurants

Door to receipt in one system. Dine-in, takeaway and delivery all arrive on the same board, and nothing is retyped between the floor, the kitchen and the accounts.

  • Every channel on one order dashboard, with live status per ticket
  • Branded, itemised bills with your tax breakdown, printed or sent digitally
  • Daily sales, tax and payment-method reports that actually reconcile

Ghost Kitchens

No dining room, several brands, and every order arriving from somewhere else. The whole point of the system is that they land in one queue and settle into one set of books.

  • Uber Eats, Wolt, Bolt Food, Talabat and Grab orders in the same order list
  • A commission-free ordering page per brand, on its own branded subdomain
  • Dispatch board, driver portal, and cash on delivery counted back into the register

Not on the list?

Bakeries, food trucks, cafés, bars, bubble-tea counters, hotel room service. RestioX is a general restaurant platform and the same building blocks apply — tell us how you run and we will tell you which parts you need.

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Orders, menus, staff, stock and growth in one place, built for restaurants rather than adapted from retail.