HOSPITALITY SETUPS
POS Systems for Pubs & Bars
Pubs and bars often share counter, table and payment workflows, while the mix of drinks, food and service style varies by venue.
Modules are selected for each location; no single pub or bar configuration includes every function automatically.
How the configured journey works
Counter-led trade
Use configured POS products, staff sign-in, payment and reporting for the sales process at the bar.
Tables and orders
Where tables are used, connect suitable ordering and table-management journeys to the venue’s service model.
Food preparation
If food is served, decide which eligible products need a configured kitchen display or printer handoff.
The decision is your service mix
A pub may emphasise community trade and a mix of drinks and meals; a bar may emphasise drinks and faster counter service. Individual venues vary, so the page compares configuration choices rather than defining every pub or bar by a fixed stereotype.
The dedicated pub and bar pages explore each setting in more detail. This page helps choose the common tools and the differences to discuss during a demo. Current commercial terms belong on the pricing page.
What to confirm for your business
- Confirm the selected modules, payment methods and product categories for each location.
- Do not assume kitchen printing, QR ordering or stock functions are active without setup.
- Use the current pricing page rather than repeating an unverified trial period.
Common questions
Do pubs and bars use the same EPOS tools?
They can share core POS, payment and reporting tools, then select table, food or other modules according to service style.
Can we take table orders?
Table-linked ordering is available where the relevant Table Management and ordering routes are configured.
Where is pricing shown?
Review the current pricing page and request a proposal for your selected venue setup.
Review the setup that fits your business
Tell us the journey, equipment and staff actions you need. We will demonstrate the relevant configuration and confirm any model-specific or service terms.