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Restaurants & Bars
N°10 · Industry · Restaurants & Bars

Restaurants & Bars.

Menu board, bar front, shop window.

Digital menu boards update from the POS, get allergens right and tell Sunday brunch apart from Thursday burger day. LED bar fronts turn the counter into a stage, animated shop windows pull walk-ins. For café, restaurant, bar, QSR.

Industry
Restaurants
Use cases
5
Studio
Austria
Support
DACH
Direct line+43 676 3928900office@lumexo.atReply usually same day, latest by next morning.
On site · Restaurants & Bars

What's actually
on the table.

No persona workshop. These are the sentences that come up in Restaurants & Bars in the first meeting — usually before we even open the floor plan.

Source · in-house audits 2023–2026
  • 01

    The daily-menu chalk board looks tired after three weeks

    Wipe, rewrite, hang crooked — and Thursday's burger is still last week's.

  • 02

    Allergens get hidden on an A4 sheet

    Legally required, in practice a receipt addendum. Pulled live from the POS it works differently.

  • 03

    The window draws no foot traffic

    A static menu competes with the phone in the passer-by's hand.

  • 04

    QSR chain rolls out promos by email PDF

    Store manager prints, sticks, forgets. No standardization, no impact.

  • 05

    The bar front is black because wood was expensive

    An LED front turns the counter into a stage — cocktail menu changes by time of day.

What we build against it

Concrete. Wired.
Robust in operation.

No concept slides. The following building blocks are what we regularly deploy in Restaurants & Bars — usually in combination, always with a service contract behind them.

─ Fit check

Is this a fit for me?

Three questions. An honest answer.

  • Do you have a specific site in Restaurants & Bars?
  • Should Lumexo handle advice, delivery and installation?
  • Do you want service and maintenance after commissioning?

You've got something
in Restaurants & Bars?

A hall, a foyer, a branch — somewhere a surface is waiting to finally say something. Maybe you already have plans, maybe just a hunch. Either is fine. A short call, an email, or we drop by with samples — in person is always better, digital works too. We listen first. If we're not the right partner, we'll say so honestly. And we usually know someone who fits better.