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San Francisco’s Eatsa features iPad order-takers, cubby servers

By Take Two Staff
Published Sep 2, 2015
The Eatsa storefront in San Francisco.
The Eatsa storefront in San Francisco
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The cubbies at Eatsa.
The cubbies at Eatsa
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iPad orders at Eatsa
iPad orders at Eatsa
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A quinoa burrito bowl, one of the menu items at Eatsa
A quinoa burrito bowl, one of the menu items at Eatsa
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Eatsa.com
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San Francisco’s Eatsa features iPad order-takers, cubby servers

Imagine an eatery where you can walk in, order food yourself and seat yourself — all without much help from a human hostess or waiter.

This is Eatsa. The restaurant has arrived in San Francisco, and it's coming to Los Angeles.

Eatsa's customers walk in, order up lunch on an iPad, and after a few minutes the meal is served up in a cubby with the person's name on it.

Joining Take Two to discuss:

Web extra: Check out the sildeshow above to see more of Eatsa