Restaurant POS, payments, and checkout support
MSC helps restaurants choose the right POS system, payment processing, kitchen workflow, tipping setup, online ordering tools, dual pricing option, and support path based on how the restaurant serves guests.
A restaurant POS should help your team move orders, collect payments, manage tips, and keep service flowing during peak hours. A setup that adds extra steps can slow service, frustrate staff, and reduce table flow. MSC helps restaurants choose and launch systems built around how they operate.
Restaurant owners who want a POS that fits table flow, kitchen routing, tips, and staff logins without extra steps. Best when the owner wants menus and workflows built before day one instead of learning the system live during a rush.
Match the platform to your service style.
Full-service restaurant setup with a two-screen station and handheld ordering for tableside checkout.
Best for: Full-service restaurants
Learn more βCompact countertop POS for cafes, counter-service, and takeout operations.
Best for: Cafes and counter-service
Learn more βHigh-volume bar and nightlife POS with tabs, quick keys, and staff controls.
Best for: Bars and nightlife
Learn more βRestaurant-retail hybrid POS with grocery, deli, and food service depth.
Best for: Hybrid restaurant-retail
Learn more βSimple countertop or handheld checkout for concept-stage or single-location restaurants.
Best for: Small counter-service
Learn more βHandheld POS for delivery, curbside, or tableside payments alongside a station.
Best for: Delivery and curbside
Learn more βBuild a restaurant POS and payment setup around how your team serves guests.
Compare Restaurant POS Options
Clover Station Duo with Flex handhelds is a common setup for full-service restaurants. Counter-service and cafes usually fit Clover Mini. Bars and nightlife often prefer Union POS.
Yes. Menus, modifiers, prep stations, and item pricing are built before the system ships.
Yes. Orders route to a kitchen display system or printer per station.
Availability depends on state rules, card-brand requirements, processor setup, and how the program is presented at checkout. MSC reviews these before recommending the program.
Yes. Pooled or individual tips, PIN-based logins, and role permissions are part of the setup.
Qualifying restaurants can receive hardware through the Free POS program. Details are on the Free POS System page.