ITRestaurant

• Cafes, bars and food courts wanting waiter-free ordering

  The cafe table takes orders and payment at the table and sends orders straight to the cloud.

• Restaurants and venues that want a destination experience

  The tables include guest apps for games, news, social media and messaging other tables, alongside ordering.

• Malls, airport food outlets and entertainment venues

  The vendor markets the tables for malls and airports and shows food courts and amusement-park restaurants among its installations.

• Waiter-free table ordering

  Guests browse a menu with photos, video and options, place orders, and view and pay the bill at the table.

• Interactive menu management

  Managers create a live menu per dish with pictures or video, description, price and discount options.

• Live order map and table view

  A drag-and-drop floor plan shows empty, served and waiting tables, with icons for order status, waiter calls and check-out requests.

• POS module

  Manages orders, prints bills and applies discounts.

• Staff management and smart watch

  Tracks staff work data and performance, and each waiter can carry an IRT smart watch linked to the command centre.

• Sales statistics

  Shows overall sales, visitors and profit in real time.

• Guest CRM through Facebook login

  Builds a contact database from guests who log in with Facebook.

• Social marketing

  Generates posts on a guest's Facebook timeline to spread the venue's brand.

• Content management

  Controls the media, background pictures and videos shown on any table in the room.

• Guest service app

  Guests can call a waiter, order a taxi or check their order from the table.

• Guest entertainment apps

  Weather, news, camera view of the kitchen, social room for messaging other tables, and a photo and video library.

• Developer SDK

  A software development kit lets third parties build applications for the table, supporting Windows 10 apps, Unity and DirectX.

Pricing model

Hardware purchase; software pricing not published

The only published figure is hardware: the IRT Cafe Table is listed from $2,500 per table excluding tax and shipping, with a minimum order of five tables. No subscription or software price is published, so no recurring price is listed.

Other

Facebook

The vendor describes guest login and posting through social networks, and a developer SDK for third-party apps, but names no point-of-sale, payment or accounting integrations.

Customers in

United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Lithuania, Ukraine, Spain, Germany, Qatar, Azerbaijan, Cameroon

Hardware

Runs on the vendor's own interactive glass tables: Dotyk Quatros 5 (a restaurant, cafe, mall and airport table) and Dotyk Duet (a square cafe table). Optional IRT smart watches for waiters.

Taken from the locations of installations listed on the vendor's restaurants and media pages. The vendor lists sales contacts for the Americas, Africa and the Middle East (UAE), and Europe (Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain).

Company

Interactive Restaurant Technology (a Kodisoft brand)

Other offices

Toronto, Canada (North America office and showroom, by appointment)

Customers named by the vendor

AMLA Café, Co-Pilots - Heathrow Airport, 707 Pizza Co., Goodman, NUA Smart Restaurant, Lavina Mall First Smart Food Court, KIDZ#1 - Family food hall, ZAZU food & mood

Support

Sales and product enquiries by phone, email and a contact form; regional contacts are listed. No support hours or channels for existing customers are published.

Built for

Restaurants

Focus

Food-specific

Status

Active

Website

itrestaurant.net

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  Names 16 integrations, against 1 for ITRestaurant.

• Acrelec

  Acrelec makes self-order kiosks, self-checkout units, digital menu boards, drive-thru timing software and table-service tools for quick-service restaurants and retailers.

  Names 3 integrations, against 1 for ITRestaurant.

• JTECH

  JTECH is a US maker of guest and staff paging systems, two-way radios, table location systems and digital signage, sold to restaurants, hotels, healthcare sites, retail and other venues.

  Listed as best for: Quick-service and fast-casual restaurants; Full-service restaurants.

• Grubbrr

  Grubbrr (written GRUBBRR on its site) makes self-ordering kiosks and related ordering hardware and software.

  Names 12 integrations, against 1 for ITRestaurant.

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These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

• Software or subscription price, and prices of the Dotyk Quatros 5 table
• Contract terms
• Integrations with point-of-sale, payment or accounting systems
• Headquarters city, founding year, team size and funding
• Security certifications and hosting
• Interface languages
• Vendor performance claims (for example higher checks or staff savings) were not verified and are not repeated here

Facts on this page come from the pages below, checked on 29 September 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm with the vendor before you buy.

1. Home pagehttps://itrestaurant.net/
2. Vendor benefit claimshttps://itrestaurant.net/benefits
3. Operations software moduleshttps://itrestaurant.net/operation
4. Guest appshttps://itrestaurant.net/software
5. Cafe table and its pricehttps://itrestaurant.net/cafetable
6. Dotyk Quatros 5 tablehttps://itrestaurant.net/table
7. Touch technologyhttps://itrestaurant.net/hardware
8. Developer SDKhttps://itrestaurant.net/sdk
9. Installationshttps://itrestaurant.net/restaurants
10. Installations in media pageshttps://itrestaurant.net/media
11. Contacts and officeshttps://itrestaurant.net/contacts
12. Parent company namehttps://itrestaurant.net/Content/PrivacyPolicy.html