The inquiry landed mid-service and booked itself overnight
Auberfield House is a restaurant we invented, with forty seats in the back room and a planner who writes at 8:52 on a Tuesday.

Before: about two days
Event inquiries sat in a shared inbox, dates were promised from memory, and deposits took three text reminders.
Now: two minutes
A proposal with the room held and a deposit link went out while the kitchen kept cooking.
Set like the table
A planner finds Auberfield on a Tuesday night, with two other rooms open in other tabs. Underneath, it is five layers, each doing one job for the house.
The first three seconds
The name, one phone number and a book-the-back-room button that never moves.
The room sells itself
One picture of the table set and lit, one line about dinner and events, and one button.
Every door ends at one form
Dinner, events, catering and holiday orders each end at a form the kitchen can act on.
Other people’s parties
Short words from guests in nearby towns about speed, allergies and ease.
Hours, parking and deposit terms
The questions that would otherwise ring the phone during service, answered at the foot of every page.
- Dinner
- Private events
- Catering
- Reviews
The back room, when the night matters
A seasonal menu five nights a week, and one long table under brass lamps for the dinners you will remember. Ask tonight, and you will have a real answer before you finish your tea.
One short form, and a full proposal the same night. Or call (708) 555-0162

Four ways to say yes
- Dinner serviceA seasonal menu, five nights a week
- Private eventsThe back room seats forty for the nights that matter
- Full-service cateringOur kitchen at your address, same standards
- Holiday and office ordersFamily-style trays, ordered ahead, ready on the dot
A full proposal before I finished my tea
Maria K., ElmhurstThey remembered my sister’s allergy from form to plate
Dan R., La GrangeOne form a year. The rest just happens
Office manager, Oak Brook
All of it happens while the house is plating course three.
What runs behind the pass
It turns event inquiries into event cards with a suggested menu for the headcount, and releases unconfirmed holds on time.
Her note becomes an event
A planner asks about the back room for a rehearsal dinner. The system reads her note as an event and finds the room free on the 14th.
A complete event card ninety seconds after she pressed send.
Private events form
What the planner wrote
Rehearsal dinner for my daughter, Saturday the 14th, around 30 people.
Two vegetarians and my sister is gluten-free.
Hoping for something warm, not a banquet hall.
What the system read
Rehearsal dinner, Saturday the 14th
- Guests
- Thirty
- Dietary
- Two vegetarian, one gluten-free
- The book
- Back room open, twelve-top at 7:30 in main
- Fit
- Family-style tier for thirty
- Back room offered, 6:00 to 9:30, held 48 hoursRead from the live book, so no date is promised twice
A real proposal, the same night
It picks the menu for thirty, writes the proposal in the house voice and attaches a deposit link. The planner reads it at her kitchen table at 9:06.
The other two restaurants she emailed reply on Thursday.
Private dinner, Saturday the 14th
Sent 8:54 pm
- The room
- The back room, 6:00 to 9:30, yours alone
- The table
- Family style for thirty, seasonal menu
- Dietary
- Vegetarian and gluten-free covered, flagged to the kitchen
- The hold
- Your date is held 48 hours while you decide
- To confirm
- A deposit link, two taps, done
The deposit flips the switch
The deposit clears overnight and the book updates itself. By morning the kitchen has one sheet to cook from, with both allergies carried.
The owner walked in to a booked Saturday she never chased.
While the house slept
- 11:12 pmDeposit clearedSaturday the 14th bookedEvents
- 11:12 pmBack room blockedSaturday, 6:00 to 9:30The book
- 7:41 amEvent order writtenAllergies flaggedKitchen
- 7:41 amSent to printerKitchen
BookedThe event order, already printed
Prep sheet, Saturday the 14th
Printed
- Covers
- Thirty, family style, back room
- Menu
- Seasonal, counts on one page
- Allergy flags
- Two vegetarian, one gluten-free
- Timeline
- Doors 6:00, service through 9:30
7:41 am, sent to the kitchen printer
Your house is not Auberfield
A person reads every request and replies within one business day.
Start a project
We start from wherever your margin lives. It starts with one service: how an inquiry reaches you tonight.