
EatStreet
Order from local restaurants
Choose food from local restaurants on EatStreet right here in the conversation, then finish your order on eatstreet.com. Tell your AI what you're hungry for and whether you want pickup or delivery. EatStreet shows restaurants near you that are taking orders, with photos, ratings, delivery times and fees. Tap a restaurant to see a few dishes EatStreet suggests as a starting point, or ask for other restaurants, a particular dish or the full menu. Tap a dish to add it, and answer any choices the restaurant needs, such as a size or spice level. When you're ready, EatStreet prices your order, including fees and tax, and gives you a checkout button. You finish on eatstreet.com, where you choose a tip, pay through EatStreet's secure checkout and place the order, and the restaurant receives it from EatStreet as it would any other EatStreet order. EatStreet asks for your street address only when you want delivery and haven't given one, and uses it to check which restaurants deliver to you and to price your order. Pickup needs no address. EatStreet does not have allergen or nutrition information and does not deliver alcohol.
What you can ask
- Find pizza for delivery near me on EatStreet
Example path →
MCP connector
- Server URL
https://mcp.eatstreet.com/mcp- Login
- None
- Protocol
- MCP 2026-07-28
- Instructions
EatStreet holds no allergen, dietary or nutrition information. Never infer one from a dish's name or description.
The customer chooses the restaurant, every dish and every required choice. Never choose for them.
Quote 's
total_before_tipexactly, as before tip. Never add up a total yourself.Every date and time this server gives is the restaurant's local time. 's slots are arrival times, not order times.
Never show the customer an id, an option group or a validation code.
This server finds EatStreet restaurants and dishes, prices a cart and gives a link to pay on EatStreet; it cannot take a payment or place an order. It sees only restaurants on EatStreet.
The order of calls: pickup or delivery first, unless the customer has said, because delivery options depend on the address. Then with that
fulfillmentand any place the customer named, orlocationempty for the platform's approximate location. Delivery needs the customer's street address; pickup needs none unless they ask how far a restaurant is or which is nearest. Once the customer chooses a restaurant, call for it, with any kind of dish they named assection: EatStreet chooses those dishes. and are for a request it cannot meet, such as "3 of us are vegetarian". Then , with the address for delivery, , and .A dish tapped under a restaurant sends 'Add "<dish>" (<price>) from <restaurant> to my order', then its choices and the item's
choices. Its restaurant is in ' answer, or found by searching its name ascuisinewith the first search's place, fulfillment and time; withcontainsfinds the dish.
Tools
Reads data12
Changes data2
Skills
None in the store listings or on the server