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Restaurant ops template for multi-location F&B teams

Coordinate prep lists, 86’d items, vendor deliveries, and shift notes across locations. This restaurant ops template focuses on kitchen and floor operations—not a consumer ordering app—so GMs and chefs share one source of truth for the day.

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ops.bistro.groupKitchen board
Prep & 86 status

Run daily prep, inventory counts, and shift handoffs with location-scoped visibility.

Prep complete78%
86’d items4
Deliveries today3
  • Sauce station prepIn progress · Sous Kim
  • 86 — oystersFOH notified · ETA tomorrow
  • Sysco drop #8841Receiving · Dock B

What's included

Run daily prep, inventory counts, and shift handoffs with location-scoped visibility.

Intended users

  • General managers
  • Chefs
  • Shift leads

Suggested stack

  • PostgreSQL
  • Next.js
  • Push notifications

Core features

Prep lists by station

86 board for items

Vendor delivery check-in

Shift notes and incidents

Multi-location dashboards

Main workflows

Open day prep

Generate station lists, assign cooks, mark complete.

86 a menu item

Flag item, notify FOH, clear when restocked.

Receive vendor delivery

Check invoice vs received, log variances.

Database model / entities

Distinct domain entities — not a renamed generic CRUD list.

LocationRestaurant site with stations and opening hours.
Prep taskStation checklist item with quantity and owner.
86 itemTemporarily unavailable menu item with reason.
DeliveryVendor inbound order with received quantities.

User roles

  • GM
  • Chef
  • Shift lead
  • BOH staff

Possible integrations

Applications built from this template can connect to these services via their APIs.

  • Slack
  • Twilio
  • Square
  • Resend

Example prompt

Copy this into Evonx to start from a production-shaped brief instead of a blank canvas.

Build a restaurant ops app with locations, prep tasks, 86 items, and vendor deliveries. Include station checklists, shift notes, and multi-location dashboards. Use PostgreSQL with GM, chef, and shift lead roles.

How Evonx customizes this template

Start from the domain model above, describe the workflows your team needs, and Evonx generates a working preview you can refine. For teams with an existing codebase, the same agent can extend repositories instead of starting from a blank project.

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FAQ

Does restaurant ops include online ordering for guests?

No. It targets back-of-house and shift operations. Guest ordering belongs in POS or a separate consumer channel.

Can each location see only its own prep lists?

Yes. Location scoping keeps station tasks and 86 boards local while group GMs can roll up across sites.

How do 86 items reach the front of house?

Flagging an item can notify FOH via Slack or SMS and surface on the shared board until restocked.

Can we track delivery variances against invoices?

Receiving workflows compare ordered vs received quantities and store variance notes for vendor follow-up.

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