Running a modern food hall isn’t just about curating the right mix of vendors—it’s about orchestrating a seamless operational system that makes life easier for everyone involved. From managing sales splits to collecting rent and automating payouts, the complexity multiplies quickly when multiple independent businesses operate under one roof.
Pickleball is social by nature — leagues, lessons, mixers, tournaments, birthday bookings, corporate outings, you name it. When players gather, they don’t just compete. They eat, drink, celebrate wins, and wind down together. But here’s the catch: Group play means group tabs — and traditional POS systems aren’t built for that reality.
GoTab helps pickleball and padel facilities elevate the experience with restaurant-quality ordering technology built for sports entertainment environments. And kiosks are a key part of making that experience seamless. Self-ordering kiosks are digital touch-screen ordering stations placed in high-traffic areas — often near courts, club lounges, or event spaces — where players and guests can browse menus, place orders, and pay without waiting for staff.
If you run a complex, food-led brewery or eatertainment venue, you’ve probably felt this: a POS built for the taproom starts to creak the moment you add high-volume food, events, merch, and multiple service models. In recent operator conversations, we’ve heard consistent friction points from teams on Arryved—and we’ll show how the same scenarios play out differently with GoTab.
GoTab’s kitchen display system provides real-time visibility into every stage of prep, automated batching to keep tables together, smart coursing tools, and powerful expo and routing capabilities built for hybrid service environments. With item-status tracking, prep delay controls, plating and note display, and effortless flow across handheld, QR, and POS ordering, GoTab eliminates ticket confusion and timing issues that slow kitchens down — outperforming legacy POS KDS systems that only show “ordered” and “done.”
When Matthew Jeanes walks into one of Metro Private Cinema’s intimate, private rooms, he can still feel the spark that started it all. Three years ago, he and a team of seasoned cinema technology veterans gathered around a whiteboard and asked a bold question: What if dinner and a movie could feel like a private dinner party? The result became Metro Private Cinema, a newly opened concept in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood that replaces the typical crowded theater with something elevated and refined. In the summer of 2025, Metro Cinema debuted with a soft launch, setting the stage for what the team believes will become the future of modern moviegoing.
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GoTab, a leading Point-of-Sale (POS) platform, announced the launch of four new integrations to its partner ecosystem. These new POS integrations cater to the varied demands of restaurants, breweries, bars, and eatertainment venues, empowering them with more versatile solutions.
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Hospitality commerce platform announces further expansion of integrated partner ecosystem, introducing a range of new solutions designed to enhance operational efficiency and customer experience of hospitality businesses
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Leading commerce platform bolsters presence in the growing eatertainment category; Integration with Restaurant365 enables labor optimization and operational excellence