For restaurants

See it work for your restaurant

Fennel Street Kitchen is a real, working restaurant inside FrontOffice — a live menu, a live kitchen board, an open waitlist. Everything below is the real product, not a video.

Hear it live

Have it call your phone right now

Pick a voice, enter your number — our AI receptionist for restaurants rings you in seconds.

Meet your AI receptionist

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Scan with your phone

The honest test — a real phone, on cellular, standing up. Point your camera at a code, or tap it if you’re already reading this on your phone.

Four things worth trying

1

Open the menu like a guest at table 4

Browse by category, filter for vegetarian, add a couple of dishes to the cart — exactly what someone sitting at a table sees after scanning the code taped to it.

Open the menu
2

Ask the AI waiter something you’d ask a server

“Is the butter chicken spicy?” · “What’s vegan?” · “Does it have nuts?” It answers only from this restaurant’s real menu data — and every allergen answer ends by telling you to confirm with a human.

Try the chat
3

Send a real order to the kitchen

Place it and watch your status page move from “Sent to kitchen” to “Ready.” On the restaurant’s side it lands on a board at the pass, with a ding and the table number.

Place an order
4

Join the waitlist as a walk-in

Tables are full, so you scan the door code, put your name down and go wait. Your page shows your place in line and a learned wait estimate — and turns green when the table is ready.

Join the queue

Try away — nothing is real. Order away — nothing is real. No payment is taken and no food is cooked. Orders land on a demo kitchen board, and the waitlist is a demo queue.

Behind the counter

The live product — the real screens your team runs.

The kitchen board: three incoming orders in the New column with table badges T12, T4 and T7, each showing the dishes ordered and a total, with Confirmed and Cancel actions.

Orders arrive at the pass with a ding + table number; tap to advance.

The waitlist host board: two waiting parties with their position, party size and waiting time, each with Notify, Seat, No-show and Remove actions, above a quoted next walk-in wait.

Seat, notify, no-show — a 5-second refresh with learned wait times.

The menu editor: three dishes with category, price and an availability toggle each, reorder arrows, Edit and Delete actions, and an Import from photo button beside Add item.

Photo-import your printed menu to live items in minutes.

Want this on your tables?

Send us a photo of your menu and we’ll have your version running — dishes, prices, QR codes, the lot — before you finish your coffee. No POS to replace, no commission on orders.