Cedar Street Pizza isn't a real restaurant, but the system running it is the real one. The point is watching an order you just placed appear in a kitchen somewhere else. On a single screen you are only flipping between tabs, and that is a fact about your screen rather than about the software.
The screen that lives above the pass. Open it and leave the tab sitting there. Do this bit on a laptop — not on the phone in your hand.
It asks for a PIN. This is a demonstration restaurant, so the number is printed on that sign-in screen for you. A real install uses a PIN the owner sets, and it never appears anywhere.
Open the kitchen display →cedar.integrated-business-solutions.com/kitchen
What a customer sees. Order something, then look back at the other screen and watch it land.
Point your phone's camera at that. It never asks for a password — a customer would never have one.
Open the ordering page →cedar.integrated-business-solutions.com
Only got the one screen? It still works — you'll just be switching between two tabs instead of two rooms.
Skip this, just open the demo →