Posted on February - 17 - 2011
iPads replacing restaurant menus, staff
According to USA Today, the first time most folks visit this new restaurant, it won’t likely be for the food, wine or beer. It’ll be for the iPads.
When the new chain Stacked: Food Well Built opens its first of three Southern California units in May — this one in Torrance — sitting atop each of the fast-casual chain’s 60 tables will be an iPad that folks will use to design and order their meals.
The two co-founders — who founded the BJ’s Restaurant chain — plan to place 100 iPads in each restaurant. Diners will use them to look at meal options; design their own burgers, pizzas and salads; and, if they want, use the iPads to pay for the meals.
Read the full report at the USA Today Web site.
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