Self-order
The second round of drinks, with nobody hunting for a waiter
Most lost sales in a busy room are not the guest's choice — they are the table that could not catch anyone's eye.
Table 7
- 15,50 €
Lamb chops
4 pieces
- 9,50 €
Tzatziki
- 4,80 €
Water 1lt
Lands on the same bill
In one paragraph
Every table has its own QR. The guest scans it, sees a photo menu in Greek or English, orders, and the order lands on the same open bill the waiter is looking at. No app, no sign-up — and with optional payment from the phone if you want it.
How it works, in four steps
- 01
Print the QR codes
One per table, from settings. The table identifies itself.
- 02
The guest scans
Their phone's browser opens. No app, no account.
- 03
They order
The item routes to its station and onto the same bill as the waiter's orders.
- 04
They pay, if you want
By card from the phone, or normally at the till. You choose, per venue.
What it includes
- One bill
- What the guest orders and what the waiter rings in is the same table.
- Photo menu
- The same catalog as the till, in Greek and English, with nothing to maintain twice.
- Approval before the kitchen
- If you prefer, guest orders pass the waiter first.
- Call the waiter
- A button that rings on the table owner's phone, instead of waving.
- Documents as usual
- The table closes with one document, however many orders and payments there were.
FAQ
What people ask before they start
Will I lose the service?
The point is not to replace the waiter but to stop losing the second round. Switch it on only in the hours where it makes sense.
Does the guest have to pay from their phone?
No. Phone payment is a per-venue option; they can order and still pay at the till.
What about tourists?
The menu shows in English automatically, with the same prices and the same VAT rates.
Next step
See it with your own menu and your own tables
Tell us a little about the venue and we will show you Makker set up with your own data — catalog, tables, documents.