Six companies using technology to help bars and restaurants reopen

Stroodl

Customer scanning QR code, making a quick and easy contactless payment with her smartphone in a cafe

Another app launched officially this year is Stroodl, which lets restaurant and pub owners upload and change details of their menu, pricing and promotions in real-time. Customers can then use geo-localisation or scan a table QR code to select their venue, make their order and pay.

Transactions are handled by payment platform Stripe. Per sale, venue owners pay a small flat fee and percentage of the total sale.

The launch comes after the app was trialled at a restaurant chain in Paris.

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By Edith Hancock

July 1, 2020July 3, 2020

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