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Central Park St. Pete Food Hall supports ordering with POS printing

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Central Park St. Pete Food Hall is using Epson thermal label printers.

Central Park St. Pete Food Hall helps ensure customers get the right orders with thermal labeling and printing technology.

The multi-concept dining destination in St. Petersburg, Fla. Is leveraging Epson OmniLink TM-L100 liner-free thermal label printers across every vendor stall and OmniLink mSeries receipt printers at bars and expo stations. Central Park St. Pete enables customers to order from multiple food vendors in a single transaction through kiosks or QR Codes via the cloud-based Kluck restaurant technology platform.

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As orders are prepared independently by individual vendors, Kluck helps Central Park St. Pete ensure every item is clearly identified and delivered to the correct customer. The food hall has selected Epson as its exclusive printer provider, standardizing on a single platform across the facility in an effort to streamline deployment, support, and day-to-day operations. 

The Kluck platform routes print jobs across the network using Epson ePOS technology to ensure labels are automatically generated at the appropriate vendor location.

“Central Park St. Pete was built around the idea that guests should be able to explore multiple food concepts as easily as they would a single restaurant,” said Natalia Levey, co-owner, Central Park St. Pete. “Each kitchen runs its own menu and hours, but whether customers order at a kiosk or online for takeout, it feels like one cohesive experience. Epson's printing and labeling technology helps streamline workflow and the customer experience by making pickup intuitive and stress-free, allowing customers to focus on enjoying the food rather than figuring out which order belongs to them.”

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Now, customers can place a single order across multiple vendors, pay once and collect their food from different stalls throughout the venue in a seamless experience from checkout to pick-up.

“As hospitality concepts evolve, operators need technology that can support flexible and connected service models,” said Ian Livesay, product manager, Epson America Inc. “Whether it’s a traditional restaurant or a multi-vendor venue, accurate labeling and reliable networked printing play an important role in creating efficient workflows and positive guest experiences. We’re proud to help innovative operators like Central Park St. Pete deliver both.”

Created by Hi Hospitality Group, Central Park is a downtown St. Petersburg food hall including street food, ice cream, refined dining., cocktails, big-screen sports, community workshops and event spaces.

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