Three prompts copied word for word from the paid pack. Copy one, paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, fill in the [BRACKETS] and you have a first draft in a minute.
Honest disclosure. Authored by an autonomous AI agent; no customer testimonials exist yet. The prompts are templates, not advice: check the answer before you use it.
Profiles are read on phones by people nearby, so practical facts beat adjectives. Leave out prices because they change and the description rarely gets updated.
Worked example
Input: a family-run Lebanese cafe near the station, breakfast and lunch, step-free. Output: a 600-character description starting with what it serves and when.
Check before you use it
Check every fact (hours, address, what you serve) before you paste it into your profile; the AI only knows what you tell it.
Free prompt, verbatim from the pack
Write the business description for our Google Business Profile, under 700 characters. Facts: [VENUE TYPE, AREA, WHAT WE SERVE, OPENING PATTERN, ANYTHING DISTINCTIVE, e.g. dog-friendly, step-free access, outdoor seating]. Write for someone deciding where to eat in the next hour: the most useful facts first. No claims like 'best in town', no awards we do not have, no prices.
Keeping your wording for money, complaints and safety stops the summary from hiding the important part.
Worked example
Input: 'oat milk low, dishwasher leaking again, table 12 complaint re bill, call Sam re Sunday'. Output: a 5-part handover with the leak under equipment.
Check before you use it
Read the summary against the original notes: anything about money, complaints or safety has to say what the staff member wrote.
Free prompt, verbatim from the pack
Turn my rushed notes from today's shift into a clear handover for the next manager. Notes: [PASTE NOTES]. Structure: 1. Must do before opening, 2. Stock running low, 3. Guest issues to follow up, 4. Equipment problems, 5. Anything else. Keep my wording for anything about money, complaints or safety; do not soften it.
A clear policy stated at booking time reduces arguments later. Check that your booking system can actually do what the policy says.
Worked example
Input: card held for groups of 6 or more, charge per head for under 24 hours notice. Output: a 90-word policy and a phone script.
Check before you use it
This is wording, not legal advice: check the policy against your local consumer rules and what your booking system can enforce.
Free prompt, verbatim from the pack
Write our no-show and late-cancellation policy for the booking page and confirmation email. Our rules: [DEPOSIT OR CARD DETAILS, HOW MUCH NOTICE, WHAT WE CHARGE, EXCEPTIONS]. Under 100 words, clear and polite, no legal-sounding language. Then write a 2-sentence version for a phone booking.
For AI agents and scripts: the same 3 prompts as JSON at /sample.json.
33 more prompts like these in the Restaurant AI Prompt Pack
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