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Disconnected Restaurant Tools
Restaurant operators struggle with disconnected systems for menus, orders, inventory, and scheduling, causing errors and wasted admin time.
In their words
has anyone here successfully overhauled the extremely rigid ecommerce structure to fit something closer to a pre-order bakery?
I need someone who can help create a complete growth strategy
you did all that work entering your items and now you can't even take them out? that's not freemium that's just ransom
Is anyone aware of a script or ready made web application (non-Wordpress) which can do what I want?
We're getting rid of our clocking (Skello) and Connecteam. So far just thr managers of both businesses, but the summaries, help and numbers are insane.
I need to be able to serve massive, hot portions extremely fast (aiming for under a minute per customer)
Even on my days off people are texting me asking about this and that.
I own a smoothie store and a small is 12oz and large is 24oz. There is a sign stating we do not split smoothies into separate cups.
I’m not allowed to order from multiple places, and it’s a true nightmare to find something that hits all the boxes simultaneously.
Paying multiple agencies top dollars the aforementioned.
most days we end up with at least one large bin bag full of loaves of bread, pastries, salad pots, cakes etc.
We have zero marketing strategy. How do I get more customers to my restaurant during slow days?
restaurant owners and operators
Where they talk
- r/foodtrucks
- r/restaurantowners
- r/smallbusiness
- r/restaurant
- r/restaurateur
- r/ToastPOS
- r/EntrepreneurRideAlong
- r/KitchenConfidential
Tools they use today
- Toast
- MenuForma
- Excel
- Square
- Uber Eats
- Claude
- DoorDash
Why those fall short
- order doesn't look like this on the Uber support side
- QWeb renders only existing fields; no slot, minimum or variant logic
- estimates still off; charity pickups unreliable; logs don't prevent overproduction
- owner refuses automation so managers stay in tune with numbers
- options differ by location and cannot order from multiple places
Map of ideas
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