Twenty wings, two sauces, and how spicy is spicy.
Wolf Eats is an AI agent that answers the phone at your wing shop or smokehouse and takes the order against your menu. Counts split across sauces, meat by the pound, the sides and the extra ranch, read back with the total and confirmed by the caller in a text.
Made for: Wing shops with a game-day phone · Smokehouses selling meat by the pound · Sports bars with a to-go counter · Chicken shacks with a pickup window
Agent: Smoke and Wings, thanks for calling. What can I get going for you?
Caller: Twenty wings, half hot, half barbecue, and a pound of brisket.
Agent: Twenty wings, ten hot and ten barbecue, and one pound of brisket. Any sides? Mac and cheese and slaw are the big ones.
Caller: Two mac and cheese. And extra ranch.
Agent: Two sides of mac and cheese, extra ranch. Name for the order?
Caller: Darnell.
Agent: Darnell, twenty wings half hot half barbecue, a pound of brisket, two mac and cheese, extra ranch. $58.95 with tax, ready in 30 minutes. Texting it to you 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.
- Game day: the phone rings for two hours straight and half the calls go to voicemail.
- Twenty wings, half hot, half lemon pepper: the split never makes it to the fryer.
- A pound of brisket and a half-pound of sausage come out as the other way around.
- Extra ranch is the most forgotten item on the ticket and the most asked-about at pickup.
Counts split across sauces
A wing order is a count and one or more sauces. The agent takes the split as choices, reads it back as the fryer needs it, and the ticket shows each sauce with its count.
Meat by the pound, sides by the size
Brisket, pulled pork and ribs are priced by weight on your menu; sides by the size. The agent takes both as choices and prices them on the server, so the pound is the pound.
The extras in their own line
Extra ranch, extra sauce, extra pickles: each is a line on the ticket with its count, not a note. The caller sees them in the text before the kitchen does.
Three calls at once on game day
When the game starts, the line answers three callers at the same time against the same menu. Each order is confirmed by text before it reaches the fryer.
Smoke and Wings order for Darnell: 20 wings, 10 hot, 10 BBQ; 1 lb brisket; 2 mac and cheese; 1 extra ranch. Total $58.95. Pickup in 30 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.
#204 · DARNELL · PICKUP 7:30 20 WINGS 10 HOT · 10 BBQ 1 LB BRISKET 2 MAC & CHEESE 1 EXTRA RANCH Confirmed by text 7:01
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
The line answers in English, Spanish or French, whichever the caller speaks, and the text comes in the same language. The ticket comes out in the kitchen's own language, any of sixteen, and the sauce names stay the way your menu spells them.
AI phone ordering for wings and BBQ, in plain words
AI phone ordering for wings and BBQ 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 split twenty wings across two sauces?
Yes. Sauces are choices on the wing item, each with a count. The agent reads the split back the way the fryer needs it, and the ticket shows each sauce with its count.
We sell brisket by the pound. Does that price right?
Weight is a size choice on the item with its price, so a pound and a half-pound are priced on the server before the read-back. The agent never guesses a total.
What about the game-day rush?
A Wolf Eats line answers three calls at the same time. Each caller gets the order by text and replies YES; only then does it land on the kitchen screen with its timer.
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