Fictional business · Boutique hotel

Vale House: Hotel restaurant ordering

Table ordering in a hotel's restaurant, with a breakfast menu and an all-day menu that follow the serving period. It belongs to the restaurant, whether or not the guest is staying.

Vale House is not a real business. This example shows what QR table ordering, one of O2 Design Studio's products, does for a business like it.

What you can try

• Browse the menu being served now, choose your items, check the restaurant and table on the review and send the order.
• Look at the other period's menu and see which items cannot be ordered right now.

Pages in this example

• Your table
• Menu
• Your order
• Sent orders
• Ask the staff
• Hours and service
• Staff view

Outside this example

• Restaurant tables only: no ordering from rooms and no delivery to rooms.
• No room number, room charge or guest list is involved.
• No payment is taken and no bill total is shown.
• A sample order: it reaches no kitchen and no member of staff.

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