Those tablets, provided by Texas firm Ziosk, will allow customers to order drink refills and desserts as well as play interactive games in what is an overall “reimaging” of Chili’s ...

are essentially tablet computers mounted to a sturdy base and loaded with pictures of menu items, as well as a credit-card swipe device and games that can be played for 99 cents at Chili's.

By this fall, guests at nearly every Chili’s in the country can place orders, play games and pay their checks from our tabletop tablets.” Ziosk’s seven-inch tablets empower Chili’s guests ...

During the meal, his daughter usually plays games on the tablet for a flat fee of 99 cents — a price that Hines is willing to pay to keep her entertained. During the past few months, Chili’s ...

play unlimited games for a fee of 99 cents, and pay their bills. Last April, Ziosk finished installing tablets in all of Brinker’s 823 Chili’s locations. A study by the restaurant chain ...

The tablets have a lot of the same features a phone has, like games and news, but Chili’s discovered that people ordered more food and booze on the tablets because they didn’t need to wait for ...

Diners use the tablets to order drinks, appetizers and desserts, play games and pay their bill ... restaurants to partner with Ziosk was Chili’s Grill & Bar. “We asked ourselves, are we ...

Customers will be able to use the devices to order food, pay the bill, and ignore their dining companions by playing video games ... And Chili’s is optimistic that the tablets will pay for ...

They just announced the introduction of 45,000 Ziosk tablets in 800 locations. "By this fall, guests at nearly every Chili's in the country can place orders, play games and pay their checks from ...

If you’ve ever eaten at an Olive Garden, a Red Robin or a Chili’s Restaurant, you may have noticed the menu is on a tablet on the table. Also on that tablet are games for kids to play ...