For hospitality · It’s all about the occasion.

More time for
the people at your bar.

A considered menu. A team ready for service. A guest who feels looked after. TwentyTwo-2 brings the work behind the occasion together.

Find your setting Discuss a pilot

For independent bars, hotel bars and private hospitality · Pilot enquiries welcome

An intimate Art Deco bar with green velvet stools and warm brass lighting

Your setting · Your service

Every service has
an occasion behind it.

A catch-up at the bar, dinner with friends or the first evening of a stay. Less time managing the work means more attention for the people who came through your door.

A warmly lit Art Deco cocktail bar with green seating and brass details

The regulars are on their way

Cocktail bars

Friday evening, familiar faces and a new house cocktail to introduce. Give the team time to make a recommendation and get every drink right.

Explore this setting

A guest asks about the new cocktail. The bartender has the house recipe to hand, while the next requests stay in view. There’s room for a conversation as well as the preparation.

Inside the Cocktail Bar demo

House recipes and a five-drink guest menu, including alcohol-free choices.
Sample requests to follow through preparation and serving.
A low-stock example and a draft campaign for the next occasion.

Let’s walk through a service at your bar, from preparation to the last request.

Arrange a guided trial

Invited access · Fictional menus, guests and service activity.

A light-filled cocktail bar with a stone counter and bottles ready for service

A cocktail before dinner

Bars & restaurants

Friends meeting for an aperitif, sharing a few plates and settling in for the evening. Keep the food and drink requests clear so the welcome feels unhurried.

Explore this setting

The drinks are being prepared and a plate is ready to take out. The team can see which food and drink requests need attention, with a clear handover to the person serving them.

Inside the Bar Restaurant demo

Separate guest drinks and food menus, with illustrative prices.
Food and drink tickets, including ready-to-serve examples.
Team access and a food-availability setting to explore with a manager.

Show us how your bar and floor team work together. We’ll explore that handover in the demo.

Arrange a guided trial

Invited access · Fictional menus, guests and service activity.

An inviting hotel lounge with comfortable seating and warm evening lighting

Their first evening away

Hotel bars & lounges

An aperitif before dinner, or a familiar favourite after a long day. Give the team the guest context they need to make the bar part of a thoughtful stay.

Explore this setting

A resident joins a friend in the lounge. One is staying at the hotel; the other is visiting. Explore how the team sees that context alongside the requests they’re preparing and serving.

Inside the Hotel demo

A lounge drinks menu and a small food offer.
Fictional residents, visitors and room context alongside service requests.
A room-change example showing the original room on a historical ticket.

Let’s explore the lounge service first, then discuss where your hotel systems would need to connect.

Arrange a guided trial

Invited access · Fictional menus, guests and service activity.

Three demonstration profiles in the same product. We’ll use the setting closest to your service to explore what helps your team and what needs adapting.

Illustrative settings. Payments, live POS connections and hotel room-charge posting remain planned work.

Try the public sample journey

Looking after guests in a villa, chalet or yacht? Tell us about your setting and the occasions you prepare for.

01 · Your service

Prepare with confidence.

Bring house recipes, ingredients and menus together before service. Give the team a clear starting point for the occasion ahead.

Explore sample stock

02 · Your service

Look after the order.

Follow a guest’s choice through preparation and serving. Explore the sample journey, then discuss how it should work with your team during a real service.

Follow a sample order

03 · Your service

Know what needs attention.

Review what was served and the ingredients behind it. The pilot is where we test the stock workflow, corrections and the handover to the next shift.

Discuss your service

The service we’re building

From the first choice
to the final serve.

Our aim is for your team to manage orders, preparation, serving and ingredient stock in TwentyTwo-2, with financial settlement handled by your financial provider.

What you can explore today

01
The guest chooses
A menu with the character of your bar, and a clear record of the request.
02
The team prepares
The recipe, the order and the changes that matter to the person making it.
03
The drink is served
A clear handover, with ingredient use reflecting what was actually made.
04
Settlement is handed over
Planned: pass the order to a supported financial system and bring the result back. Live POS and room-charge connections are not available yet.

Give the next occasion a reason

A new menu.
An invitation to return.

A seasonal collection, a private evening or a cocktail with a story. Marketing Studio brings occasion planning, menu work and draft invitations and social copy into the preparation.

The current workspace supports drafts for your review. Email delivery and social publishing are not connected.

Explore the pilot with us

Explore it in context

Let’s look at
your service.

Show us how your bar works. We’ll use the pilot to explore where TwentyTwo-2 helps the team, where it adds work and what needs to change before a live rollout.

Public sample

Take a first look.

An illustrative cocktail collection, stock view and guest-order journey. Fictional data, no account needed.

Open the sample journey

Invited pilot

Explore a working venue.

Dedicated bar, bar restaurant and hotel demonstration workspaces with fictional menus, stock and service activity. We’ll arrange access and agree what your trial should test.

Arrange a pilot conversation

Live financial settlement, POS connections and hotel room-charge posting remain planned work. The demonstration does not collect payments.

Hosting family and friends at home?