Hybrid EPOS till operations
Fast front-of-house workflows for busy services in East Sussex, including dine-in, takeaway, and direct online orders.
POS platform · Brighton
EPOS system Brighton from POS Solutions: hybrid till, QR ordering, direct web orders, and kitchen display in one hospitality platform built for Brighton.
Brighton trade is the Lanes and North Laine independents, seafront volume, Kemptown evenings, and weekends that fill with visitors from London. A POS platform Brighton cafés and restaurants can trust has to survive small rooms, seasonal spikes, and a line that struggles when every table is on guest Wi‑Fi.
Fast front-of-house workflows for busy services in East Sussex, including dine-in, takeaway, and direct online orders.
Guests can order quickly from table or web while your venue keeps direct customer relationships and margin control.
Orders flow from till and web channels into one kitchen view, helping reduce missed tickets and handoff delays.
North Laine cafés and Lanes restaurants are physically tight. There is often one pass, one printer, and a queue that includes both a takeaway coffee and a table that wants to modify everything. Hybrid POS puts the fast items on the first till screen and lets the table use QR in the browser so the counter keeps moving. Kemptown evenings add a later rhythm. The kitchen display is the same product. You are not switching systems between lunch and dinner, only the menu and the channels you fire.
A sunny Saturday is a different business from a wet Wednesday. Seafront and station-side sites take a wave of visitors who will not wait for a server to reach a terminal. QR and direct collection cover that wave. Regulars from Brighton and Hove should still have a branded web order with 0% software commission, so the sunny-day marketplace surge does not become the only way anyone can buy from you. Deliveroo and Uber Eats can join the kitchen queue. They should not be the only queue.
Many Brighton venues are in buildings where the broadband was never designed for a full dining room plus a cloud till. That is the failure mode hybrid POS is for. The venue PC hub keeps orders and print routes moving on the local network, then syncs. A POS platform that assumes a data centre is always reachable from the Lanes will freeze at the exact hour the covers are worth the most.
Hove, Hanover, and Preston Park sites can run the same £79/site/mo plan as a North Laine flagship, first month free. Keep printers and the card terminal local. If you also trade in London, use the London EPOS page for that site and this page for the Sussex one. The software is the same Hybrid POS. The local page is here so the search and the setup match the city you actually operate in.
Hospitality teams usually improve POS sales by combining faster ordering, better upsells, and cleaner kitchen handoff. POS Solutions supports this with a single flow across till, QR, direct web, Deliveroo, and Uber Eats.
Delivery integrations
Marketplace orders from Deliveroo and Uber Eats flow into Hybrid POS and kitchen routing alongside QR, till, and direct web tickets. Just Eat and HungryPanda are coming soon.
Deliveroo and Uber Eats are available now. Just Eat and HungryPanda coming soon — ask on your demo for early access.
Look for a till that survives weak Wi‑Fi, QR without an app, and one kitchen queue. Hybrid POS starts at £79/site/mo ex VAT.
Yes. Enable counter, table QR, direct web, or delivery per site. Staff learn one ticket style.
No. Hove, Kemptown, Hanover, and other Brighton and Hove venues are in scope. Each site has its own hub and printers.
Browse related UK EPOS and POS pages for nearby hospitality markets.