Tap-to-order built for the Bronx and its regulars.
Tap-to-order for Bronx restaurants, counters and bars: guests tap an NFC display or scan the QR code, order from their own phone with no app, and the ticket lands on your kitchen display. Regulars still order the way they always have, and you pay one flat fee with no cut of your orders.
Or book a 15-minute call. From $297 a month, about $10 a day.
Made for the Bronx: Arthur Avenue, Fordham, Riverdale and the South Bronx.
The Bronx runs on regulars and value, and thin margins make every slow table count. Tap-to-order adds speed without making a longtime guest feel processed: it is one more way to order, next to the staff who already know their order.
Fordham Road shows why speed at the counter matters. NYC Small Business Services describes it as one of the busiest commercial corridors in the city, with tens of thousands of daily shoppers and commuters (NYC SBS, Fordham Commercial District Needs Assessment). Guests who know their order tap and step aside, so the person at the register gets served.
The venues we set up across the Bronx.
- Family restaurants around Arthur Avenue in Belmont. Big tables and shared plates that grow through the meal. A guest taps the NFC display and adds a dish instead of waiting to catch a server, and it goes straight to the kitchen display.
- Counters and quick service on Fordham Road. Orders come in from the counter display while staff serve the person in front. Quick-service ordering
- Bars near Yankee Stadium. The pregame rush orders from the table, so it doesn't all land on the bar at once. Bar ordering
- City Island, Riverdale and the South Bronx. Busy weekends with a small team: the ordering comes off a short-handed floor.
Example, not a result: Essential Core is $297 a month, about $10 a day. If tap-to-order adds one $14 round a day, it pays for itself. Growth Engine then shows waste in dollars and ranks every dish by what it sells and earns, so you know what to reprice or cut.
Live in 7 days. You do the easy part.
- We build it. An onboarding call about your menu, tables and handoff, then we program and place your printed NFC and QR displays in person and train your staff, cooks included.
- Guests tap to order. A tap or scan opens your menu in the phone browser, modifiers and add-ons included.
- You serve more. Tickets move from New to In progress to Ready on the kitchen display, with a sound for each new order. Owners can check sales from home.
Live within 7 days of your onboarding call, once we have your menu and venue details, or your next month is free. NYC plans and add-ons
Questions from Bronx operators.
Will this change how regulars order?
Only if they want it to. Guests can still order from staff, and the paper menu stays. Tap-to-order helps when the room is full and staff are stretched.
Do guests need an app?
No. They tap an NFC display or scan its QR code and your menu opens in the phone browser. No app download, no account.
How does it protect my margins?
One flat monthly fee, no per-order commission and no hardware to buy. Guest card payments go through your own processor at its standard rates, and upsell prompts on Growth Engine suggest add-ons while guests order.
Can it take phone orders?
Yes, with the AI phone ordering add-on: it answers calls your team can't pick up and takes the order into the staff portal. $149 a month on any plan.
Is there a contract?
A short one: a 3-month first term, then quarter to quarter with 30 days' notice. Essential Core $297, Growth Engine $597, Pro Command $997 a month. The $599 setup fee is waived for venues that sign by December 31, 2026, and becomes payable if you cancel in the first quarter.
Explore NYC and venue-specific ordering.
Ready to run the Bronx on tap-to-order?
Bring a game day or a Friday on Arthur Avenue, and we will show where the next order gets lost.