Restaurant POS

Restaurant POS Systems in Canada: The Complete 2026 Guide

Tableside payments, kiosks, online ordering, delivery and loyalty, everything that goes into a restaurant POS that turns tables faster and protects margin.

Armour Payments Editorial TeamMay 11, 20261 min readReviewed by Armour Payments Product Team
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The short answer

A restaurant POS runs your front and back of house: orders, tableside payments, kiosks, online ordering, delivery integrations, and reporting. Choose based on your service style (QSR vs full-service), then add the channels, kiosks, online, delivery, that fit how your guests order.

What a restaurant POS handles

A modern restaurant POS like Caviar (a division of Armour Payments) manages orders and menus, pay-at-table, self-order kiosks, online ordering, delivery integrations, gift and loyalty, and reporting. It connects the dining room, the kitchen and every digital channel. See restaurant POS.

Choosing for your service style

The first decision is service model. Our restaurant POS buyer’s guide covers the full evaluation, and QSR vs full-service shows how to configure for speed or for hospitality.

Speeding service and lifting tickets

Turn tables faster with pay-at-table and grow average checks with self-order kiosks. Both reduce labour pressure while improving the guest experience.

Owning your digital orders

Take orders directly with online ordering without the 30% delivery tax, and bring the marketplaces in cleanly via integrating Uber Eats, DoorDash and Skip.

Loyalty, labour and data

Bring guests back with restaurant gift cards and loyalty, recover the hidden labour cost of slow payments, and use menu engineering with POS data to grow profit. Golf operators should see golf course F&B. Book a demo to see Caviar live.

Frequently asked questions

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