Line-busting
Take orders on a phone further down the line during the rush; they hit the bar queue before the customer reaches the counter.
In New York the line is the business. A cafe near a subway exit has minutes to serve the 8 am wave, and regulars expect their order to be remembered. Queens and Fort Lee have dense Korean-owned cafe communities; Washington Heights and the Bronx have Latino cafés with long-standing regulars.
Small footprints, long lines, high rents: every second at the counter and every dollar of add-on fees matters more here than anywhere.
Take orders on a phone further down the line during the rush; they hit the bar queue before the customer reaches the counter.
Print names on bar tickets and keep a pickup shelf by the door so order-ahead customers never join the line.
Keep a cash drawer: NYC law generally requires food and retail stores to accept cash.
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Yes. Favourites on the first screen, modifiers as buttons, line-busting from a phone, and order-ahead pickup with names on bar tickets are designed for exactly that.
Create a tax group with the combined NYC rate for your location and assign it to taxable items. Rules for food to go vs eaten in vary; confirm categories with your accountant.
NYC law generally requires food stores and retailers to accept cash. GetCafePOS supports cash with a drawer and records it in the register close.
Yes. Staff can each choose Korean or English, and receipts print in the language you set.
Each shop is a location with its own tax group, staff and stock; Roastery adds per-location prices and stock transfers.
No. Month to month, per location, cancel any time.
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