Restaurants & QSR Counters
From the McDonald's-style modifier configurator to the white-tablecloth allergen interview — same engine, different top board. 48 venue/ordering templates in the production catalog. The patron with celiac, the patron with a peanut allergy, the patron who needs the dish translated into Vietnamese — all handled at the counter, before the order goes in.
The McDonald's-style modifier flow, in pictures.
Pick base → side → drink → dietary → allergen. Bilateral translation across 120+ languages.
The patron orders. The staff knows the allergen.
Modifier-group engine
Base + side + drink + dietary + allergen, locale-aware pricing, structured order output to the POS. The patron with low literacy hears the menu spoken; the staff member sees a clean ticket.
Allergen flag overlays
Peanut, tree nut, gluten, dairy, shellfish, soy, sesame — surfaces in patron's language. Disclaimer baked into every dietary tile.
Drive-through bridge
Auxiliary device opens on the order screen the moment the deaf patron pulls up. The lane behind them doesn't get longer waiting for staff to figure out the workflow.
Multilingual menu read-out
The patron with low literacy hears the menu spoken in their language. The English-only printed menu stops being the gatekeeper.
Restaurants are explicitly named public accommodations
The statute names "restaurants, bars, or other establishments serving food or drink" as a covered category. Title III drive-by lawsuits concentrate heavily in QSR and full-service restaurants.
- Title III auxiliary aid mandate — every customer-facing counter, every disability profile.
- Allergen disclosure — overlay on every dietary tile; reduces both ADA and food-safety risk.
- Drive-through accommodation — historically the weakest surface for deaf patrons; TinkyTown is the on-spot fix.
- Documented defense file — what your insurance carrier asks for at renewal under the new ADA insurance underwriting cycle.
Bring TinkyTown to your restaurant.
$725/month per location. Top board for your menu, modifier engine, allergen overlays, 20 universal sub-boards, 120+ languages.