In a sit-down restaurant, diners are at the mercy of the server every step of the way, unable to eat or leave without the server's attention. But national chains like Applebee's and Chili's hope to ...

Chili’s menu is making a huge change. No, the casual bar and grill isn’t getting rid of its baby back ribs, we’re talking about its actual menu. The Brinker International-owned restaurant chain has ...

For some restaurant patrons, waiting for a server to take their order or bring them their bill is a nuisance of the past. Leading chain eateries, including Chili's and Panera, have started using using ...

Buffalo Wild Wings has dabbled with iPad-based terminals and other at-your-fingertips tabletop entertainment technologies for years, but this week, it went all in. The Golden Valley-based ...

If you’ve eaten at a casual dining restaurant lately, you’ve likely already seen them—tablet computers that allow diners to order their own food and drinks, play games or jukebox music, and pay their ...

Chili’s is moving into the 21st century now, by installing tabletop Android tablets in a number of their locations. These tablets will be used to show off their menu. So instead of using that same old ...

Once the tablets are installed, guests will be able to order appetizers, desserts and nonalcoholic beverages on their own straight from their tabletop. Entrees will still require a server, as will the ...

Fargo - Area restaurants are tapping into technology as a way to enhance their diners’ experience. Area Chili’s Bar & Grill, Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar and Buffalo Wild Wings restaurants have ...

Buzztime's menu, ordering and payment options seamlessly integrate with the existing entertainment offerings on the company's tablet-based platform that include trivia, cards, arcade and sports games.

Applebee%27s will put 100%2C000 tablets in its restaurants Chili%27s has been placing tablets in its company-owned stores IHOP is looking into tablets%2C too That endless wait for the restaurant check ...

Over the past few years, a new fixture has popped up on restaurant tables next to the ketchup bottles and salt shakers: tablets. iPads and their ilk are now a common sight on tabletops at numerous ...