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Built Around Your Kitchen
How Reji runs ordering at Mad Greek, from kiosk to kitchen station
Mad Greek is a high-traffic stop in Baker, California, with self-ordering kiosks, counter POS, a drive-thru and four kitchen stations. Reji runs every ordering point on one backend, so menus, images and orders stay in sync everywhere.
Guests build complex orders at the kiosk, grab a pager and pay. Each item goes to the right station, and the full order comes together for the guest, while counter staff use a simpler checkout on the same platform.
What you'll see
- Built around how they runA high-traffic stop in Baker, California, with kiosks, counter POS, a drive-thru and four kitchen stations.
- Every ordering point, one backendKiosks, counter POS and the drive-thru pull the same menus and images, and every order posts to the same place.
- Complex orders, made easyGuests build their order at the kiosk, modifiers and all, then choose dine in or to go.
- Grab a pager, pay, doneTo-go guests enter their pager number at checkout, so the kitchen can match them to their order.
- Every item to the right stationGyro, fryer, salad and shakes each see just what they need, without losing the full order.
- The full order, togetherThe pager buzzes and every item comes together for the guest.
- A simpler screen behind the counterCounter and drive-thru staff use a streamlined checkout on the same platform: fewer steps, less training.
- Built around your kitchenKiosks, employee POS, station routing, pagers and integrated payments.
Payments run through the restaurant's existing processor.