By type of restaurant
One platform — and what matters in it depends on what you run.
MENUVA is built today for five kinds of restaurant. Each has its own page: what actually worries it, the features that answer that, and what MENUVA does not do yet.
Restaurants
A dining room, a kitchen and the books working as one team.
MENUVA connects a restaurant's tables, till and kitchen: the guest orders from the table by QR or through a waiter, the order reaches the kitchen in waiting-time order, every guest keeps a separate check, and each sale draws down ingredients and posts to the books.
MENUVA for restaurants →Cafés
A fast queue, a shift that closes on the right number, and the cost of every cup.
MENUVA for cafés: a quick till for short orders, a QR menu with no app, a recipe for every drink that draws beans and milk from stock when it sells, and a shift that opens with a float and closes with a count and a reason for any difference.
MENUVA for cafés →Quick-service restaurants
Dine-in, takeaway and pickup from one screen, and a kitchen that keeps up with the rush.
MENUVA for quick-service restaurants: dine-in and takeaway from the same till, order-ahead pickup with time slots and a status the customer can follow, a kitchen display that orders tickets by waiting time, and a peak-hours report so you know when you need an extra pair of hands.
MENUVA for quick service →Cloud kitchens
No dining room — but platform accounts and food cost under control.
MENUVA for cloud kitchens: delivery-platform orders are entered at the till with their reference, then each platform's statement is matched and settled under your contract, while recipes cost every dish and a central warehouse supplies the kitchens through documented transfers. There is no direct connection to delivery apps.
MENUVA for cloud kitchens →Multi-branch restaurant groups
Every branch from one dashboard — and each branch sees only its own.
MENUVA for restaurant groups: every branch in one account, each with its own stock, staff and orders, and the server keeps an employee out of other branches' data. A central warehouse supplies them, branches are compared side by side, and the business keeps one set of books.
MENUVA for multi-branch groups →