AI for restaurants and hospitality

A restaurant chatbot starts at $100 per month for independent restaurants with moderate reservation volume, and can scale to $500 per month for groups with multiple locations. Setup fees start at $1,500 for a standard deployment (bilingual reservation chatbot, menu FAQ, allergens), or $3,000 to $10,000 for integration with your point-of-sale system. Pricing reflects your actual volume — we adapt to your reality whether you're a neighborhood spot or a multi-location group. All our chatbots include bilingual FR/EN with Quebec French as default, as required by Quebec's Bill 96.

Yes — a well-designed restaurant chatbot takes reservations 24/7, handles modifications, sends automatic confirmations, and answers questions about your menu, allergens, and dietary options. It integrates with your existing tools without changing your workflow. For allergies, the AI answers strictly from your structured menu data: no invention, no approximation. If a question exceeds its confirmed knowledge, the chatbot hands off to staff. This kind of automation typically frees 5 to 10 hours per week for your team and significantly reduces order-taking errors.

Yes — it's one of the most measurable gains. The vast majority of inbound restaurant calls don't get answered live during peak hours, and most customers who hit voicemail never call back. A chatbot available 24/7 on your website, Google Maps, and social channels captures those reservations and inquiries the moment they arrive. For a typical Quebec restaurant, this means hours of staff time recovered every week, plus the revenue you keep instead of losing to the restaurant next door that answered faster.

Yes — all our restaurant chatbots are bilingual FR/EN from deployment, with Quebec French (not Parisian French) as the default language. Quebec's Bill 96 requires businesses with 25+ employees to serve customers in French; our chatbots meet this with automatic language detection. A francophone customer receives answers in Quebec French, an English-speaking tourist receives theirs in English. All handoffs to your staff include a bilingual conversation summary. This feature matters especially for restaurants in Montreal, Quebec City, and the Outaouais region with international clientele.

Probably already — and it's a new discovery channel worth understanding. More and more Quebec consumers use ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google AI to find "the best Italian restaurant in Verdun" or "a late-night spot with gluten-free options." If your hours, menu, and contact info aren't structured to be readable by AI, you're invisible in this search. We can include AI discovery optimization in your deployment — structured data on your site, well-formatted menu data, and consistent presence on maps — so AI engines cite your restaurant when your potential customers ask.