Twin Peaks Restaurant: POS and Phone System Guide for Owners

Twin Peaks Restaurant is a casual-dining franchise serving grilled meats, seafood, and pasta across the US, and its owners need a phone and POS system that handles reservations, phone orders, and kitchen timing without a dedicated front-of-house phone operator. SeasonX is a POS and phone system that runs on a tablet you already own and includes an AI receptionist for $99 a month for up to 5 staff, month to month. It is a product of Lumoras LLC and is not a Twin Peaks corporate partner, but any restaurant owner can adopt it. It covers the exact tasks a Twin Peaks location handles during the dinner rush: capturing party size, time, allergies, and notes on every reservation or phone order, and flagging kitchen tickets that slip past ten minutes. It only offers table times the restaurant can actually seat, so the system does not book a 6 PM party when the floor is already full. SeasonX is a product of Lumoras LLC and it is not a Twin Peaks corporate partner. Any restaurant owner can adopt the system without a franchise agreement. The Restaurant POS System covers the full feature set, and Pricing breaks down the $99 plan in detail. The Restaurant phone dinner rush guide walks through the specific problem this article addresses. The Restaurant POS system cost page compares that price against other options. To keep your current number, see Connect your phone number. The kitchen timer is the second piece of the problem. When a ticket hits ten minutes without being fired, it turns red on the tablet so the kitchen sees the slip immediately. That is a hard rule in SeasonX, not a configurable default you have to set up. The tablet is where all of this runs. SeasonX runs on an iPad or Android tablet the restaurant already owns. You do not need to buy new hardware. The optional dual-screen counter terminal runs the same app if you want a dedicated register station, but it is not required. Setup is included in the $99 plan, and the AI receptionist is included in the same plan. There is no separate charge for the phone-handling layer. Staff sign in with individual PINs, so no one shares a login. That keeps accountability on each order and each reservation. The Pricing page shows the plan tiers and what is included at each level. The Restaurant POS System page has the full feature list. The Restaurant phone dinner rush guide covers the problem side in more depth. The Restaurant POS system cost comparison helps you weigh $99 a month against other options. To connect your existing restaurant phone number, follow the steps at Connect your phone number. Each plan tier on Pricing includes the AI receptionist and setup at the listed price. The Restaurant POS System page shows how the tablet, the AI call handling, and the kitchen ticket alerts work together as one system. The Restaurant phone dinner rush guide gives a step-by-step view of the 5-to-9 PM window. The Restaurant POS system cost page compares $99 against in-house and answering-service options. To connect your existing restaurant phone number, follow the steps at Connect your phone number.