Digital Dining - The Complete Restaurant Point of Sale & Restaurant Software Solution

DIGITAL DINING was originally developed and installed in Australia in 1978. The product was introduced in the United States in 1984 and the Virginia corporation, Menusoft, was formed. In 1984, the first U.S. DIGITAL DINING system was installed at a small Washington D.C. tavern with three workstations. Today, DIGITAL DINING can be seen at the largest greyhound racetrack in the world, the Gulf Greyhound Track, Houston, Texas, boasting over 90 workstations.

DIGITAL DINING was originally designed for the independent restaurant, but with greatly enhanced systems, software flexibility and non-proprietary hardware platform, has successfully expanded into hotels, country clubs, food courts, hospitals, universities, casino, racetracks, and virtually every type of food service operation.

Known as the industry pioneer of PC-based point-of-sale solutions, Menusoft's commitment is to the continued development and expansion of DIGITAL DINING. DIGITAL DINING's major strengths are its low cost, non-proprietary hardware platform, and its easy-to-use feature dense software. The software flexibility allows it to meet the needs of all users, from small independent restaurants, to large casinos and racetracks.

Installations:	20,000+
Largest User: (devices):	Gulf Greyhound-Houston (90+)
Smallest User:	Numerous one and two terminal systems

Menusoft is a privately held Virginia corporation. The company owns and operates its business in a multi-story commercial building with approximately 10,000 square feet of office facilities in Springfield, VA. Since 1984, Menusoft has increased sales and profitability every year of operation and is a debt free corporation. With over twenty years of hard work and diligence, Menusoft has established its product, DIGITAL DINING, as the leader of PC-based restaurant systems.

DIGITAL DINING is a completely integrated restaurant management system. Its point-of-sale programs includes home delivery and a multi-plan Frequent Diner program. The software includes report generators that archive history files for any period of time. DIGITAL DINING'S standard DBF file format allows files to be exported for use in other software programs and can be accessed from any location. Additional modules allow on-line credit card authorization, labor scheduling, detailed inventory control, and full accounting system making DIGITAL DINING the most comprehensive product available in the industry.

DIGITAL DINING'S hardware platform is one of its biggest attractions. The system runs on any Intel or AMD compatible processor, and runs on any of the 32 bit Microsoft Windows platforms. DIGITAL DINING's supports most serial and parallel peripherals such as printers, cash drawers, pole displays, etc. While DIGITAL DINING is primarily designed for use with a touch screen workstation, keyboard entry is built into the design to lower hardware costs. DIGITAL DINING allows the user to mix or match any combination of the technologies.