Chicago
Chicago has one of the deepest diner cultures in the US — 24-hour Greek-American diners, pancake houses and breakfast chains spread from the city into the suburbs.
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In the USA, GetDinerPOS is priced in dollars per location with sales tax added at checkout, works with your own card processor, and runs in English, Spanish and Chinese. It is built for independent diner chains and family-restaurant groups of 2 to 50 locations.
United States
+ sales tax · per month
The American diner is a chain business in miniature: a flagship, a second location off the highway, often a commissary baking pies and mixing pancake batter for both.
Kitchen teams in many US cities work in Spanish, and Chinese-American families own a large share of independent family restaurants. Interfaces in both languages shorten training.
US owners compare per-location software costs carefully because device fees and required processing add up fast with every new register.
Sales tax differs by state, county and city, and some cities add restaurant taxes. Set each location’s combined rate as a tax group; prices on the menu show before tax, and tax is added on the bill.
Guests pay by card, tap and phone wallets (Apple Pay, Google Pay) through your processor, plus cash. Tips are recorded per server.
English for the front, Spanish in many kitchens, Chinese for many owners.
Chicago has one of the deepest diner cultures in the US — 24-hour Greek-American diners, pancake houses and breakfast chains spread from the city into the suburbs.
Houston’s family restaurants — Tex-Mex, diners, breakfast taquerías, Vietnamese and Chinese family spots — often grow to several locations across a very spread-out city.
Los Angeles runs on family restaurants with several locations — classic coffee-shop diners, Mexican breakfast spots, and Chinese and Taiwanese family chains in the San Gabriel Valley.
FAQ
Counter is $39/month for one location, Chain $55 per location for 2–9, Group $45 per location from 10, plus sales tax where it applies. See pricing.
Yes. Each location has its own tax rate or tax group.
Card payments work with your own processor and terminal. We do not take a percentage.
Yes, per user, and receipts or kitchen tickets can print Spanish item names.
A US sales line is being set up; until then use the form or book a demo and we call you.
Diners rarely need it; if you do, it requires a certified processor and your own FNS approval.
Yes, GetDinerPOS runs in Safari on iPad.
We sell nationwide; our city guides cover Chicago, Houston and Los Angeles.
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