Industries · Hospitality

AI for a restaurant: the table booked at eight in the evening, the question from Instagram answered before the guest picks another place.

People decide where to eat on a phone, in the evening, in under a minute. The site has to show the menu, the mood and a way to book inside thumb reach, and the questions that arrive on Instagram and Google need an answer while the guest is still deciding. From €500.

Industries · Hospitality · 3 published projects · Poland, Hungary, US · PL, EN, HU

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What goes wrong

Bookings and no-shows

A table booked on Instagram, confirmed by nobody, forgotten by the guest. The reminder that would have saved the evening was never sent.

Questions nobody answers

“Do you have vegan options?”, “Is the terrace open?”, “Table for six on Friday?” arrive on three channels while the staff is serving. The guest asks the next place.

The menu lives in a PDF

Six megabytes on a phone in the street. The guest gives up before it loads; the site never shows the dish that would have brought them in.

Who exactly

Businesses inside hospitality we build for

A restaurant or bar with two moods

Grill by night, bistro by day: the site lets a guest pick which one they came for in seconds. Re.bro is this case.

A café that is also a venue

A table, a workshop, a DJ slot: three different things to book, each with its own path. BlueBird in Budapest is this case.

A food maker selling online

Smoked goods, coffee, pastry: a store that serves a gift buyer and a wholesale buyer from one site. Dallie Smokehouse is this case.

A small hotel or guesthouse

Rooms, availability and questions about the area handled without a night porter.

“They built the site for our DJ-café and it came out great. They always help with changes and never go quiet on you. A real pleasure to work with. Thank you!”
BlueBird Cafe · DJ-café · translated from the original

OriginalДелали сайт для нашего dj-cafe. Получилось классно, и с правками всегда помогают, не пропадают. Приятно иметь дело, спасибо!

Specifics

What is different in hospitality

Reviews and photos

Google reviews with named authors on the site, photography that opens instead of fading; guests check both before booking.

Languages

A tourist city needs the local language plus English; a Budapest café runs in Hungarian and English. Each language is its own pages.

Orders and payments

Local payment methods for takeaway and gift boxes; delivery zones; wholesale terms behind a request, not a cart.

Guest data

Booking data under GDPR, reminders only where the guest gave a number for it, no recordings without notice.

Price

A typical system for a restaurant starts from €500 per process; a site from €1 000; a store from €2 000.

Fixed in writing after a short call. Every price on this site starts from €500.

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Questions

Questions from hospitality owners

How do you cut no-shows for a restaurant?

A confirmation the guest actually receives, on the channel they booked from, and a reminder a few hours before, with one tap to cancel or move. Both are drafted by the system and approved once as a rule; the freed table goes back to the list. We do not promise a number: it depends on your guests and your policy.

What should a restaurant website include?

The menu as a page with prices, not a PDF; hours and address on the first screen; a way to book a table inside thumb reach; photos that open; Google reviews with names; and, if you sell takeaway or gift boxes, a store with local payments. Built for a phone at eight in the evening first.

Can we take menus and orders online without a marketplace?

Yes. A store on Shopify or WooCommerce for takeaway, gift boxes and wholesale, with local payment methods and delivery zones, and the menu on your own site so you are not paying a marketplace commission on every order.

Can AI answer guests for a restaurant?

It can draft answers about hours, menu, dietary options, free tables and directions from your own data, and put them in front of a person to send. Complaints, allergies and anything unclear go to a person without a draft, and guests are told when a reply comes from an assistant.

Tell us how a customer reaches a restaurant today.

A short call, then a fixed price in writing.