TablioQR is a commission-free QR ordering and digital menu platform for restaurants and cafes in the US, UK, Ireland, Canada, and Australia. Guests scan a QR code, browse a POS-synced mobile menu, book a table, order dine-in or delivery, and pay by card through Stripe — with 0% TablioQR commission on food.

Does TablioQR support online table reservations?

Yes. TablioQR includes online table booking on Smart Ordering and Multi-Unit Pro with no per-cover fee. Guests book party size, date, and time from your Discover listing; requests are SMS-verified. Hosts confirm, seat, and open the table order from Dashboard → Reservations.

How much does TablioQR cost?

Digital Menu is free forever. Smart Ordering starts at $29 USD / £24 GBP / €27 EUR / $39 CAD / $45 AUD per month per location — first 50 live guest orders free, then flat billing with 0% commission on food. Multi-Unit Pro starts at $59 USD / £49 GBP / €55 EUR / $79 CAD / $89 AUD per location.

Which POS systems does TablioQR integrate with?

TablioQR integrates with Square (US, UK, Canada, Australia), Toast (US), Lightspeed Restaurant (US, UK, Canada, Australia), and Clover (US). Guest orders inject into the POS with line items and totals; menus sync from the POS catalog.

How is TablioQR different from DoorDash or Uber Eats?

DoorDash and Uber Eats charge 15–30% commission and own the guest relationship. TablioQR is your direct channel: guests order from your menu and pay you via Stripe, you keep the meal margin, and courier fees show separately at checkout. You can use DoorDash Drive or Uber Direct for dispatch without listing on their consumer apps.

How is TablioQR different from OpenTable?

OpenTable charges per-cover reservation fees and sits outside your ordering stack. TablioQR table reservations are included on Smart Ordering with no per-cover fee and connect to the same POS-synced QR menu — book, sit, scan, order, ticket in your POS.

All guidesOctober 17, 2027

Table Reservations for Fast Casual: Host Queue and Booking (2026)

Fast Casual peaks during weekday 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. rushes. TablioQR booking plus skip counter lines during lunch peaks on one dashboard.

Table reservations Operations Venue types

Why fast casual venues need online booking

Fast Casual operators run counter order with table delivery or pickup. During weekday 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. rushes, phone reservations steal attention from skip counter lines during lunch peaks.

Host workflow for fast casual

Online requests land as pending; hosts confirm when capacity allows. Walk-ins join the same queue. Seat → open order → POS ticket — no second system for the floor team.

SMS-verified booking reduces no-shows.
Walk-in form on dashboard for unplanned parties.
Reservation insights: pending, seated, completed counts.

Frequently asked questions

Does TablioQR fit fast casual peak periods?

Yes — booking absorbs predictable demand so hosts focus on weekday 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. rushes.

Launch a commission-free QR menu in minutes

Upload a photo of your menu and get a mobile ordering page with QR codes — free to start, 0% commission on direct orders.

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