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| Our client base is international and the case studies below illustrate the depth of experience we have in providing clients with a total hospitality solution. |
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UK: 0800 731 8451
Ireland: 01 6127090
USA: (917) 210 8205
SA: 011 394 9554/6/7 |
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Luigi Malones
If there’s one thing that’s
appreciated at Luigi Malones,
it’s a loyal customer. And
with a new loyalty programme
provided by Aloha EPOS from
NFS Hospitality, the
customers are returning in
droves – and enjoying a
range of rewards as well.
Planet Hollywood
For a real show business
experience, nothing beats
Planet Hollywood, the
Hollywood-themed
restaurant/café chain
started in New York in 1991
by movie stars including
Bruce Willis and Sylvester
Stallone. The chain now has
dozens of restaurants around
the world.
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White House
Every bar aims to create a difference so The White House in South London (www.thewhitehouselondon.co.uk) was delighted to be crowned “Most Exceptional Bar” by the London Bar Guide 2004. It also made The Independent’s “Elite List”.
FJB Hotels
In every IT purchase, there is the quandary that until you know what the latest systems are capable of, you cannot begin to plan the business improvements they may make possible. Yet without having those improvements in mind you cannot stipulate what candidate systems should be able to do. It is all the more critical if, like electronic point of sale systems, things are developing fast.
Chelsea Village
Chelsea Village (www.chelseavillage.co.uk) is a multi-faceted business, leisure and entertainment complex built around the grounds of London’s famous Chelsea Football Club.
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Mahiki
Mahiki, the Tiki Tropical Cocktail Bar, is a very trendy and award-winning destination in the heart of London’s Mayfair district. Opened in 2006, the bar uses Aloha EPOS from NFS Hospitality.
Tamarind Tree
Tamarind Tree, in Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, near Harlow, is a classic contemporary Indian restaurant. Located in a Grade 2 listed building, this beautiful restaurant is named after an Indian shade tree that is famous for its fruit.
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