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Brisk Table Kitchen View review

Freemium#34 of 49 in Kitchen Display System Software

A low-cost cloud KDS with station routing, status tracking, and a free plan.

5.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Brisk Table Kitchen View is a cloud kitchen display system for restaurants, cafes, and bars. It receives orders from Brisk Table’s POS and online ordering system, routes them to configured food preparation stations, and displays New, Cooking, and Cooked item statuses. Kitchen staff can update item status from the display, while the system prioritizes orders by order time. It runs on standard internet-connected computers, laptops, tablets, iPads, and smartphones, making it suited to small teams that want a web-based workflow without dedicated hardware.

Pricing is structured around four monthly plans. The Free Plan costs $0 per month and includes all features with 60 bookings per month. The Basic Plan costs $9.99 per month and adds portal customization while retaining all features. The Premium Plan costs $19.99 per month and lists the same included features and portal customization. The Premium Plus Plan costs $49.99 per month and adds multiple locations. The Basic, Premium, and Premium Plus plans include a free 30 day trial period. Prices are quoted in USD, with 10% GST added for customers in Australia.

The workflow goes beyond basic order display: teams can reopen closed orders for re-cooking and reset item status when a plate is dropped or incorrectly prepared. Those controls support active kitchen coordination, while real-time POS and online-order inputs keep incoming work in one display. The trade-off is platform and connectivity scope: it runs on the web and requires standard internet-connected hardware, with no offline mode. Brisk Table Kitchen View fits small restaurant teams already using Brisk Table’s ordering systems; teams needing offline operation or broader ordering integrations should consider another KDS.

Brisk Table Kitchen View pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Routes POS and online orders to configured preparation stations
    • Tracks New, Cooking, and Cooked statuses at the kitchen display
    • Free plan includes all features with 60 bookings per month
  • Where it doesn't
    • Requires an internet connection to operate
    • Receives orders from Brisk Table POS and online ordering only
    • Multiple locations are limited to the Premium Plus plan

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