

Voice AI order taking is a simple way for restaurants to answer the phone and take takeout orders when things get busy.
At Seal Cove Restaurant, voice AI order taking means:
When you call, Monica answers the phone right away
She listens to what you want to order, just like a person would
She knows the menu, specials, and prices
She asks for your name, phone number, and pickup time
She repeats the order back to make sure it’s right
Once confirmed, the order goes straight to the kitchen
This does not replace the staff at Seal Cove.
The kitchen is still cooking.
The team is still serving customers.
Monica just helps handle the phones when they get busy.
Voice AI order taking is meant to:
Reduce long waits on the phone
Prevent missed calls during dinner rush
Make ordering easier for customers
Let staff focus on food and in-restaurant service
In short, it’s a helper for busy times — not a replacement for people.

Seal Cove Restaurant is a busy place, especially during supper time, wing nights, and special menu days.
Like a lot of local restaurants, the phones can ring nonstop during peak hours. When that happens, it’s hard for staff to:
Answer every call
Take orders accurately
Keep up with customers in the restaurant
Keep the kitchen running smoothly
Robbin, the owner of Seal Cove Restaurant, didn’t want customers getting busy signals or waiting on hold. He also didn’t want the staff pulled away from cooking and serving just to answer the phone.
So instead of hiring more phone staff or letting calls go unanswered, Robbin decided to try something different.
Voice AI order taking was brought in to:
Answer calls right away
Help customers place takeout orders without waiting
Support the team during the busiest times of day
Keep service friendly, clear, and consistent
The goal wasn’t to replace anyone.
The goal was to make things easier — for customers, for staff, and for the kitchen — especially when things get hectic.

Monica isn’t a generic phone system or a one-size-fits-all solution.
She was custom-built specifically for Seal Cove Restaurant — its menu, its specials, its hours, and the way people in Louisdale actually order food.
One of the biggest differences between Monica and a human answering the phone is something customers notice right away:
Monica can answer multiple calls at the same time.
That means:
No busy signals
No waiting on hold
No missed calls during supper rush
Every customer gets a chance to place an order
While a person can only handle one call at a time, Monica can help several people at once — calmly, clearly, and without rushing anyone.
This doesn’t replace the staff.
It supports them.
Instead of phones constantly ringing in the background, the kitchen and front-of-house team can focus on:
Cooking food properly
Serving customers in the restaurant
Keeping things running smoothly
At the same time, customers calling in always get an answer.
Monica was built to fit into how Seal Cove already works — not to change it.
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For customers, voice AI order taking is about one simple thing: making it easier to place an order.
When the restaurant is busy, Monica helps by:
Answering the phone right away
Making sure calls don’t go unanswered
Giving every caller time to place their order without feeling rushed
During peak times — like dinner rush, wing night, or special menu days — this makes a big difference.
Customers don’t have to:
Redial over and over
Wait on hold
Worry about being missed during busy hours
Monica also helps make orders clearer and more accurate.
She:
Listens carefully to each item
Asks for details when needed
Repeats the order back before sending it to the kitchen
That means fewer mix-ups and more confidence that the order is right.
Even when the phones are busy, every customer still gets a calm, clear ordering experience — the same one they’d expect on a quiet day.
That’s the goal: the same friendly service, even when things are hectic.

Placing a takeout order with Monica is simple. There’s nothing special you need to do.
Just talk naturally, like you would with anyone on the phone.
Here’s how it works:
Call Seal Cove Restaurant
Monica answers and asks how she can help
You tell her what you’d like to order
She may ask a few follow-up questions to make sure everything’s right
She’ll ask for your name and a phone number
She’ll ask what time you want to pick up your order
She reads the order back to confirm it
Once you say it’s correct, the order goes straight to the kitchen
There’s no rush.
You can take your time, ask questions, or make changes before the order is sent.
Monica is there to help — not to hurry you along.
If you ever need help from the staff and they’re available, Monica can help with that too.
The goal is to make ordering easy, clear, and comfortable for everyone.

A lot of people have had frustrating experiences with automated phone systems or AI.
That usually happens when the technology is rushed, poorly set up, or treated as a quick shortcut instead of something that needs real care and attention.
Voice AI doesn’t work well when:
It isn’t built for the specific business
It doesn’t understand the menu or local details
It isn’t tested properly
It’s dropped in without thinking about customers
That’s why some people are understandably skeptical.
This project at Seal Cove Restaurant was done differently.
Monica wasn’t copied from a generic system or turned on overnight. She was carefully built, tested, and customized to match how Seal Cove actually operates — from menu items and daily specials to busy times and pickup rules.
Time was taken to:
Train her on the real menu and specials
Set clear rules around hours and pickup times
Test real phone calls and edge cases
Adjust how she speaks so she sounds natural and friendly
Because of that, Monica fits into the restaurant instead of getting in the way.
The result isn’t “more technology.”
It’s better service during times of peak demand.

To build Monica the right way, Robbin partnered with a team in Toronto called Peak Demand Incorporated.
Peak Demand focuses on building voice AI systems that actually work in real businesses — especially places like restaurants where phones, menus, and timing all matter.
Instead of offering a one-size-fits-all solution, the team worked closely with Seal Cove to understand:
How the restaurant operates day to day
What customers usually call about
When the phones are busiest
How orders flow from phone to kitchen
From there, Monica was built specifically around those needs.
That meant:
Learning Seal Cove’s full menu and daily specials
Understanding pickup timing and kitchen prep rules
Handling busy call periods without rushing customers
Sounding friendly, clear, and easy to understand
The goal wasn’t to add complexity.
It was to reduce friction.
By taking the time to design and test the system properly, Monica became a practical tool that supports both customers and staff — especially when things are at their busiest.

AI often feels like something that only applies to big cities or large companies.
Seal Cove’s experience shows that doesn’t have to be the case.
A small-town restaurant in Louisdale can use voice AI in a practical way — not to replace people, but to support them during busy times and improve service for customers.
This kind of technology doesn’t have to be complicated or disruptive.
Sometimes it’s as simple as:
Answering every phone call
Making it easier to place an order
Reducing stress on staff during rush hours
When done carefully, projects like this can help show that AI can be useful, approachable, and built around real needs — even in smaller communities across Nova Scotia and Canada.
It’s not about chasing trends.
It’s about solving everyday problems.

Technology works best when it supports people instead of getting in the way.
At Seal Cove Restaurant, voice AI order taking was introduced thoughtfully — with respect for staff, customers, and the community.
The goal was never to automate everything.
The goal was to:
Help customers get through on the phone
Keep orders clear and accurate
Support the team during the busiest times
Keep service friendly and familiar
When AI is built carefully and used responsibly, it can make everyday experiences smoother without changing what people value most.
In this case, it’s still the same Seal Cove Restaurant — just with a little extra help on the phones when it’s needed most.
The same tasty food and amazing experience that Nova Scotians love.
“Monica isn’t meant to replace anyone. Her main purpose is to help you, the customer, place an order when you need to — without the frustration of calling multiple times just to get through.
During periods of peak demand, Monica does a really good job answering the phone and taking orders when our team is busy serving customers and running the kitchen. Over time, you’ll get used to Monica and the service experience she provides.
We’re really doing this for you, the customer. We hope this investment in customer service helps make ordering easier and improves your experience with us. So please be patient, work with her — and if all else fails, you can always still speak with a real person.”
Robbin Cotton, Owner at https://www.sealcoverestaurant.com/
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