Open source by industry / Restaurants & shops
TastyIgniter
A restaurant’s own online ordering and table reservation site, with an admin back office and multi-location support.
Does it fit your team?
- Consider it if
- Your restaurant wants its own online ordering and reservation site, for one location or several: all of that is in the free, MIT-licensed core.
- Look elsewhere if
- You need a till for the counter: it is not a point of sale. Table ordering and dine-in management are also paid extensions, each listed at $49 a year in October 2026.
- Can you use it commercially?
- Yes
MIT. Commercial use, modification and closed-source use are all allowed; keep the copyright notice.
- Is it still maintained?
- Active
Last push on 2026-10-12. The repository is not archived.
- How hard is it to deploy?
- Easy
There is a setup wizard: upload the zip to your web root and open setup.php in a browser. It needs PHP 8.3 or later, MySQL 8.0 or MariaDB 10.6 or later, and Apache or Nginx. Afterwards you add one cron entry, and installing extensions later requires Composer.
- What does it cost?
- Free core; some extensions are billed yearly
The core is free and includes online ordering, reservations and multiple locations; Stripe, PayPal, Mollie, Authorize.net and Square are described as supported out of the box. Marketplace prices in October 2026: Table Ordering $49 a year, Dine-In Management $49 a year, Star CloudPRNT printing $50 a year, DocketPrint automatic order printing $75 a year; Kitchen Display is free. The docs give no figure for server size.
- What to watch out for
- It is not a point of sale
It handles customers ordering and booking online, not the till at your counter. The features page describes POS as an integration you add from the extension marketplace, and table ordering and dine-in management are paid extensions. For in-store checkout you need a separate system.
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