AI Restaurant Reservation Bot for restaurants

Tables fill in plain language: it checks turn times, allergies, and large-party rules, runs the waitlist — and never charges you per cover.

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Guests book in plain language; your bot checks table rules, turn times, allergies, occasions, waitlists, and large-party approvals without per-cover fees.

Built around tables, turns, notes, and the dinner rush

Restaurants lose reservations in predictable places: DMs after close, phone calls during service, allergy notes buried in messages, and third-party platforms that charge for guests you could have kept yourself. A Fasrad restaurant reservation bot lets guests book directly while preserving the details your front of house needs.

Define table sizes, turn times, service windows, blackout periods, large-party thresholds, patio rules, deposit links, and what gets flagged for manager approval. The bot can confirm normal tables automatically and escalate edge cases instead of overbooking the room.

Restaurant-specific proof points:

Example: “Four people Saturday around seven, one gluten-free, birthday dinner” becomes a valid table option, confirmed notes, and an occasion flag in the daily reservation digest.

Compared with OpenTable, Resy, or TheFork, Fasrad is not discovery-marketplace inventory. It is your own reservation layer on your own site, Instagram, QR code, and Google profile link.

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Frequently asked questions

Can it avoid overbooking tables?

Yes. Model table counts, party sizes, turn times, and service windows so the bot only offers valid reservation times.

Can it handle allergies and special occasions?

Yes. Dietary restrictions, allergies, birthdays, anniversaries, accessibility needs, and seating notes can be captured with the booking.

What happens with large parties?

Set a threshold, such as eight guests. The bot collects details and sends the request for approval instead of auto-confirming.

Can it run a waitlist?

Yes. If a table opens, the bot can offer it to the next matching guest based on party size and time preference.

Does it charge per cover?

No. Fasrad is a flat subscription; direct restaurant bookings stay direct.

How much does it cost?

$49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime. No per-cover commission.

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