At the host stand
Keep the room visible with table status, sections, and the handoff from greeting to seating.
Freedom Table Service
Table Service POS for the whole room.
Freedom POS for table service is a restaurant POS workflow that connects tables, checks, kitchen handoffs, tips, and reporting in one operating view.
Give every table a clear next step — and give every role the context they need to do good work.
Where the work happens
Restaurant POS built for the whole room, not just the register.
A table service restaurant runs on handoffs between host stand, floor, and kitchen. Table management and server workflow sit at the center of that day.
On the floor
Build checks, handle modifiers, split the moments that need splitting, and keep service language close to the work.
Behind the pass
Route the right information to culinary workflows so the kitchen sees what the guest and server agreed to.
After service
Bring sales, tips, labor context, and operating reports back into the same merchant view.
The workflow
The server workflow, from seating to close.
Freedom POS restaurant software follows a table from seat to pay, keeping table management and kitchen coordination in view at every step.
01Seat
02Order
03Course
04Pay
05Close
Go one level deeper
Table Service covers more than one kind of business.
Each of these shares the Table Service workflow above, with the moments that are actually specific to that business type.
Fine Dining
Freedom POS for fine dining is a Table Service sub-vertical built around coursing, table-side pacing, and the multi-step check that a tasting menu or a la carte fine-dining service requires.
See Fine DiningCasual Dining
Freedom POS for casual dining is a Table Service sub-vertical built around steady table turns, a broader modifier-heavy menu, and a full-service floor moving at volume.
See Casual DiningBar & Pub
Freedom POS for bars and pubs is a Table Service sub-vertical built around open tabs, a mixed seated-and-standing floor, and the closing rush at last call.
See Bar & PubBrewery
Freedom POS for breweries is a Table Service sub-vertical built around a taproom that blends bar service, a rotating tap list, food, and to-go packaged sales.
See BreweryBusiness-native context
One restaurant POS platform, built around table service language.
Freedom POS keeps table management, server workflow, and kitchen handoffs in restaurant terms while sharing the same merchant platform underneath.
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Common questions
Table Service questions, answered.
How does Freedom POS handle the flow from seating to closing a check?
In Table Service, Freedom POS is designed to follow the room through five steps: seat, order, course, pay, and close. At the host stand, it is built to show table status and sections so the handoff from greeting to seating stays clear, and after service, sales, tips, and labor context are designed to feed back into the same operating view. Table Service is shown on this site as a product preview rather than a live demo.
Does Freedom POS route orders to the kitchen?
Kitchen routing is part of the Table Service design. Behind the pass, Freedom POS is built to route the order details a server and guest agreed on into the kitchen workflow, so kitchen staff see the same information as the front of house. That routing sits at the Course step of the Table Service workflow, which is a product preview on this site rather than a live system today.
Can Freedom POS handle tips and split checks for full-service restaurants?
Table Service is built for full-service restaurants where checks, splits, and tips are part of the daily operating model. On the floor, it is designed to let staff build checks, handle modifiers, and split the moments that need splitting, and after service, tip and labor context are designed to return to the same reporting view as sales. This vertical is a product preview on this site rather than a live demo.
Table Service is a starting point
Bring your real table service workflow to the conversation.
We can use your business type, locations, roles, and daily handoffs to shape the next product walkthrough.