Cafe order form template
Let customers place their order exactly how they want it before they reach the counter, so you get the order right every time. Collect items, sizes, milk, and modifications in one form, no order is lost in the morning rush.
During the morning rush, orders come in faster than anyone can write them down, and the details slip in the noise: the oat milk, the extra shot, the name to call. A drink gets remade, the line backs up, and a regular walks out before their coffee is ready. Typeform's café order form lets customers spell out the order themselves, so it reaches the counter clear and complete.
Customers pick their items, choose size and milk, add any modifications, and set a pickup time, all in one flow. Conditional logic adapts the form to the order, so choosing a latte prompts milk and syrup options, while a drip coffee skips straight ahead. Connect the café order form with Stripe and customers can pay while they place their order online.
Orders arrive recorded and ready for your baristas, not shouted over an espresso machine. The counter moves faster, remakes drop, and every customer gets the drink they actually ordered.
A café order form lets customers place their order online, spelled out exactly how they want it, before they reach the counter. It captures the items, sizes, milk, modifications, and pickup time in one submission. Cafés that take orders ahead of pickup or handle catering keep every order accurate and in one place instead of scattered across sticky notes and half-heard requests.
When someone shouts an order across a loud counter, the details get lost. "Oat milk" becomes almond, the extra shot gets missed, and the name on the cup is as good as anyone's guess. A café order form has the customer enter the details themselves, so the order reaches the barista exactly as intended.
Capture what a barista needs:
- The items and quantities
- Size and milk choice
- Modifications like syrups, shots, or temperature
- Pickup time
- The name for the order
Yes. You can connect Stripe to charge for the order the moment a customer submits it. Set prices per item and add-on, so the total adds up as they build the order and customers pay for their order before they reach your counter.
Yes. You can let customers order in larger quantities and add multiple items in one submission, which suits office catering, events, and group runs. Conditional logic can surface catering-only fields, like a delivery time or a headcount, only when someone chooses that option, keeping the form relevant to each customer.
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