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Free ATMs for restaurants and cafés.
From family taquerías to full-service dining rooms, cash still shows up at the table. An ATM near the host stand keeps it convenient for guests and better for your staff.
The case for cash
Why an ATM makes sense for a restaurant.
Restaurants live on thin margins and card fees eat into every ticket. Guests, meanwhile, still reach for cash when the check comes: to tip, to split a bill four ways, or because the counter runs cash-only at lunch. An ATM on site serves both sides of that equation.
BayTM places ATMs in restaurants, cafés, diners and fast-casual concepts across California. We deliver and install the machine, keep it loaded and maintain it, with a 24/7 support line — all for free.
Where cash shows up
Where cash comes up.
- I
Cash for tips
Guests who prefer to tip in cash can get it on site instead of apologizing or leaving to find an ATM.
- II
Splitting the check
Tables that want to split a bill in cash can do it without a trip down the block.
- III
Cash-only counters and specials
Lunch counters, takeout windows and daily specials often run cash-only to keep things simple. An ATM keeps that model working for every customer.
On the floor
Where it goes, and how we run it.
Placement
Where we’d put it
- Near the host stand or entrance, so guests can get cash on the way in or while waiting for a table.
- Out of the main traffic lane to the dining room and away from the kitchen pass.
- Visible from the register, which reassures guests and staff alike.
Operations
How we run it
- We match the cash load to your busiest services and monitor levels remotely.
- The machine is cleaned and inspected on a regular schedule, so it looks like it belongs in your dining room.
- No minimum volume — a quiet January costs you nothing.
Questions
Questions we hear from restaurants.
Does an ATM fit in a small restaurant?
Most placements need only a few square feet near the entrance and a standard outlet. We’ll recommend a machine size that fits your space during the location review.
Will an ATM change how guests pay?
It gives guests who prefer cash an easy way to get it. Some will pay or tip in cash; many will keep using cards. Either way, the choice stays with them.
Where we place them
- ATMs for restaurants in San Francisco
- ATMs for restaurants in Oakland
- ATMs for restaurants in San Jose
- ATMs for restaurants in Berkeley
- ATMs for restaurants in Long Beach
- ATMs for restaurants in the Bay Area
- ATM placement in Los Angeles
- ATM placement in Orange County
- ATMs for restaurants in San Diego
- ATM placement in the Sacramento region
- ATMs for restaurants in the Inland Empire
- All service areas
Also serving
Free location review
Put a free ATM in your restaurant.
Tell us about your restaurant. We’ll review the space, answer your questions and recommend the right machine and spot, at no cost and no obligation.
Prefer to talk? Call (510) 747-8021.