BUTCHER SHOP POS

Yes, Toast is designed to help you manage weight-based retail cuts alongside prepared items. Customers can check out anywhere with cellular connectivity, no matter what they're purchasing, and food counter orders route directly to a kitchen display system. So you can manage your whole store in one place, without switching between systems.

Yes, we support many types of scales and barcode scanners butcher shops use. Toast connects directly with produce scales to instantly price custom cuts at the register, reads printed barcode labels generated by your compatible deli scales for pre-packaged items, and lets you use SmartScan to add new items right from your phone.

Toast supports integrated scale functionality for butcher shops. The POS pulls weight directly from a connected scale and calculates the price, reducing manual entry and pricing errors at checkout. Toast can also scan barcode labels produced by any scale vendor that follows the GS1 spec for variable measure items.

Yes. Toast's inventory linking tools are designed to connect  a primal or sub-primal cut to the retail cuts it produces. When a primal is received, inventory counts update across the linked retail cuts — giving you visibility from the back cooler to the case.

Yes, Toast is built for the precision and reliability that butcher shops depend on. It is designed to support weight-based selling, scale integration, and inventory management from a single platform, and includes offline mode to help your shop never lose a sale due to an internet outage.

A butcher shop POS should be fast, reliable, and easy for staff to use. Key features include weight-based selling, scale integration, embedded barcode scanning, offline mode so the shop keeps running if the internet goes down, inventory management by cut, and label printing. For shops selling online or taking pre-orders, integration with online ordering is also important.

Yes, Toast includes offline mode, which means your shop keeps processing transactions even if your internet connection goes down. Sales data syncs when connectivity is restored, so your line doesn't slow down.