Demonstration build, Scott&Young

Your pub, in your customers’ pocket.

A working sample app for an invented Thame pub. Everything in it runs: order a round, book a table, join the club, then open the kitchen screen and watch your own order land. Swap the name, the menu and the colours and it is yours.

What it does

Orders go straight to WhatsApp. No app store, no commission, nobody between you and the customer.
A menu that knows the time. Breakfast greys out at 11:30. The roast only exists on Sunday. Nobody orders what the kitchen is not cooking.
One tap to 86 a dish. Chef runs out of haddock at eight, taps it off, and it vanishes from every phone in the pub.
Bookings with the awkward questions asked up front. Dogs, high chairs, allergies, before they arrive rather than at the door.
A customer list you own. Not a platform’s. Yours, exportable, with the phone numbers in it.

Why it gets found

Most hospitality sites are invisible to the machines that now answer “where should we eat in Thame tonight?”. They publish a PDF menu and hope.

Every dish, price and opening hour here is emitted as Restaurant and Menu structured data, from the same rows that draw the menu. The menu is the schema. Change the price of the fish and the price the answer engines quote changes with it.

See what the machines see

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The Bird & Barley is not a real pub. The venue, menu, prices and phone number are invented for demonstration. The number sits in Ofcom’s reserved range for fiction, so nothing you tap can reach a real person.

The Bird & Barley

Thame OX9

Demo build · an invented Thame pub

The Bird & Barley

Thame · OX9