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Two-way radios for restaurants, clubs, and conference venues that coordinate front-of-house to back-of-house.

Kitchen, floor, bar, valet, and event setup teams need to stay in sync from prep to last call — without earpieces buzzing every time a server fires an order.

Nationwide cellularNo FCC license72-hour shipping

Operator using Elite2Way cellular push-to-talk radio in a hospitality environment

A typical day on a hospitality site.

10am at a country-club restaurant. Sous chefs are prepping for service. By 11:30 the brunch rush hits and the kitchen needs to flag the floor manager about a delayed seafood delivery. At 2pm valet is staging cars for an inbound corporate lunch crowd, and event setup is converting a brunch buffet into a 7pm wedding reception. The floor manager fires a private dining request to the bar. Banquet captains pace cocktail timing against the ceremony. None of these teams sit at a desk and none of them are willing to pull a phone out at table-side.

How POC LTE solves it.

  • Cellular push-to-talk replaces kitchen pagers, one-way comms, and SMS chains.
  • Separate talk groups for kitchen, floor, bar, valet, and event setup.
  • Discreet acoustic-tube earpieces for floor managers — guests don't hear traffic.
  • Coverage across kitchens, walk-ins, parking lots, and banquet halls.
  • Scale the radio count for a peak event in 72 hours, return them after.

Roles we equip.

The radios are sized and programmed for who actually uses them. A front desk gets a different setup than a banquet captain or a security supervisor.

Executive chef

Coordinate the line with the floor and the bar during service rushes.

Sous chef

Run a station, escalate to the executive chef on the same channel.

Floor manager

Reach back-of-house for 86'd items, coordinate seating with the host stand.

Banquet captain

Sync ceremony, cocktail, and reception timing across teams.

Valet captain

Pre-stage cars for inbound VIPs, coordinate with the front door.

Bar manager

Triage par levels, coordinate private dining bar service.

Event setup lead

Run room conversions between services with the catering team.

GM

Monitor every channel without leaving the office or the floor.

POC LTE vs UHF/VHF for hospitality.

Kitchen-to-floor sync

UHF/VHF

Limited by frequency

Elite2Way

Unlimited talk groups

Discreet earpieces for floor staff

UHF/VHF

Speaker-dependent

Elite2Way

Acoustic tube standard

Coverage across kitchens and walk-ins

UHF/VHF

Dead zones common

Elite2Way

Wherever cell signal reaches

Scaling for private events

UHF/VHF

Reprogramming required

Elite2Way

Ship in 72 hours

FCC license

UHF/VHF

Required

Elite2Way

Not required

Recommended setup.

The most common starting point for teams in this vertical. We adjust based on your roster — call us with your headcount.

Programming

Vertical-specific config

Separate channels for kitchen, floor, bar, valet, and event setup. Acoustic-tube earpieces ship standard on the floor channel so traffic stays away from guest tables.

See rental pricing

Common questions about hospitality.

Get started

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