Restaurant websites that keep the menu true
Restaurant sites go stale when every menu change needs a developer. We build them for the people who change the menu as much as for the guests who read it.
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Auberfield House
The back room request asks for the date and headcount up front, and a full proposal goes out the same night. Auberfield is a company we invented, so we could build its website and back office in full.
Open the Auberfield buildConnected to the POS you run
Restaurants run on a POS like Toast or Square for orders, menus, payments and often loyalty.
One source for the menu
The website reads the menu from the POS, so the site and the register never disagree on a price.
Online orders in the kitchen flow
Orders from your own site land in the same kitchen flow as everything else.
A list the apps never hand over
Direct orders and reservations build an email list you own, the slow-night lever every restaurant wants. Gift cards and private event inquiries ride the same rails.
Where AI helps during service
Event inquiries, answered fast
Private event requests are high-value and easy to lose in a rush. AI drafts the reply with your room capacities and policies, ready for a manager between seatings.
Questions and feedback
Parking and walk-in questions are answered from information your team maintains, and each month order notes and review text are summarized, so the office hears what the dining room already knows.
An independent restaurant’s first website, and the customer tracking behind it
A restaurant known on social media alone now has a website with its menu, hours, ordering and reservations, and runs loyalty, email and text marketing from one customer database. Read the case study
Tell us how orders reach your kitchen
A person reads every request and replies within one business day.
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