The pizza phone, answered every time.
Wolf Eats is an AI agent that answers your pizzeria's phone and takes the order against your menu. Sizes, half-and-half, crusts, toppings and the two-liter, read back with the total and confirmed by the caller in a text. Three calls at once on Friday night.
Made for: Neighborhood pizzerias · Slice shops with a delivery radius · Pizza and wings counters · Two-location family pizza brands
Agent: Thanks for calling Harbor Pizza. What can I get started for you?
Caller: A large, half pepperoni, half mushroom, and can I get the garlic knots?
Agent: A large, half pepperoni, half mushroom, on regular crust, and an order of garlic knots. Anything to drink with that?
Caller: A two-liter Coke. And make it thin crust.
Agent: Thin crust, got it. Can I get a name for the order?
Caller: Sam.
Agent: Sam, a large thin crust half pepperoni half mushroom, garlic knots, and a two-liter Coke. That's $31.40 with tax, ready for pickup in 25 minutes. I'm texting you the order now; reply YES and the kitchen starts.
An example. The restaurant, the caller and the prices are invented; the shape is what every call sounds like.
- Friday at 6:40 the phone rings under the ringing phone, and the third caller gets a busy signal.
- Half pepperoni, half mushroom, extra cheese on the whole thing: the ticket says something else.
- The crust upcharge was never said, so the total at the counter is a surprise and an argument.
- The person taking the call is also boxing pies, and the name on the box is wrong.
Halves and toppings as choices, not free text
Your menu holds sizes, crusts, halves and toppings as choices with their upcharges. The agent offers them in order and prices the pie on the server, so the read-back total is the counter total.
The read-back that catches the mistake
Before the text goes out, the agent reads the whole order back: the size, each half, the crust, the sides, the drink, the name, the pickup time from your prep rule. The caller corrects it on the call, not at the counter.
One offer, in your words
If the order has no drink or no side, the agent offers one, once, the way you would say it. Wings and a two-liter, or nothing. It never pushes twice.
Delivery with your own drivers
If you deliver, the agent takes the address and how to find the door, reads it back, and the confirmed order carries it to the kitchen and the driver. No delivery app in the middle.
Harbor Pizza order for Sam: 1 large thin crust, half pepperoni, half mushroom; 1 garlic knots; 1 two-liter Coke. Total $31.40. Pickup in 25 min. Reply YES to confirm, or tell me what to change.
Nothing reaches the kitchen until the caller replies YES. A change comes back priced, for another YES.
#47 · SAM · PICKUP 7:05 1 LG THIN ½ PEPPERONI ½ MUSHROOM 1 GARLIC KNOTS 1 2L COKE Confirmed by text 6:41
The same order as a tile on the kitchen screen, with a timer, Start, Bump and Print.
In the caller's language, and the kitchen's
A pizzeria answers in English and Spanish, or French, whichever the caller speaks, and the confirmation text comes in that language with YES in it. The ticket comes out in the kitchen's own language, any of sixteen, and the dish names stay the way your menu spells them.
AI phone ordering for pizza restaurants, in plain words
AI phone ordering for pizza restaurants means an AI agent on your own number that takes the order against your menu, reads it back with the total, texts the caller to confirm, and sends only a confirmed order to the kitchen. Wolf Eats answers three calls at once, in about two seconds, on a number in your area code or the number you already have, from $99 a month.
Straight answers.
Can it take half-and-half pizzas and crust upcharges?
Yes. Halves, crusts and toppings are choices on your menu with their prices. The agent offers them in order, prices the pie on the server, and reads the whole thing back before the text goes out.
What happens at 6:40 when three people call at once?
A Wolf Eats line answers three calls at the same time, each one against the same menu. Nobody hears a busy signal, and each order is texted to its caller for a YES before it reaches the kitchen.
Does the kitchen get a ticket?
A confirmed order lands on the kitchen screen, a private link on the iPad by the oven, as a tile with the number, the name, every change and a timer. It can go out as a ticket to a phone, an email or a printer too.
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