Overall good, like it better than my old POS Some hiccups at purchasing and install, but they were mostly resolved in the first few days. Some configuration settings that should exist do not, I am working with the support team and filing tickets for these. I do like the fact that I can do an online chat, or open a ticket, or just call in 24/7 and get a human.

Great service Great service, please continue the same in all the subjects. train is the key. Congratulations.

Toast is using my phone # for testing I keep getting text messages from Toast for phantom orders placed at a restaurant that is not in business/does not have a phone number. I called Toast, assuming my number was being used as a testing number to get them to stop sending me messages/using my phone number for testing but they were apparently unable to find anything out about the restaurant or their transactions being run at that restaurant. Please stop spamming my phone!

A Toast to Toast Very different than aloha. If you're used to one and have to switch to the other there's a bit of a learning curve, however, toast is a little more innately logically set up. Toast is also extremely easy to access and edit menus/POS set up. I also like the online ordering feature for guests to utilize without having to call in.

Hard to be perfect POS systems were always behind in technology compared to the corporate world. Toast found the niche in a tough market and made the investment building great software and hardware for our restaurant. The only small limited downsides that we are effected by is they lock you in to their own merchant services. The credit card industry is not fair to small business but that was their early marketing strategy. I will give them 5 stars when they integrate a weather application. That's the most obvious and consistent common sense reason why we or any other restaurant will do more or less revenue is weather. Having reports and even forecast weather for labor would be great.