Textaurant founder Josh Bob tells me his Waltham start-up has just landed its first big customer in Boston: Finale Desserterie & Bakery.
Textaurant's technology allows restaurants to use a laptop to manage
their list of customers waiting for a table, sending out a text message
to let customers know when one becomes available. Finale will be using
the system at the local chain's two busiest locations, in Harvard Square
and Boston's Theater District, starting later this month.
You can already see Textaurant's system in action at Cafe Luigi in Bedford, and the Right Fork Diner
on Martha's Vineyard. Bob says that the Right Fork Diner began using
Textaurant just before July 4th, "and they were handling about 400
people a week day."
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Author: Scott Kirsner
