Yes. Five Star Restaurant Menu and Food Ordering stores menu items as the fdm-menu-item custom post type with prices in _fdm_item_price postmeta and allergens as taxonomy terms. SleekAI can be configured to read all of those via the data source wizard so the bot reasons over the real menu.

Only if you configure it that way. Display conditions can lock the sales bot to administrators or a staff role. A separate public menu bot can run on the menu page with read access only to fdm-menu-item posts, fdm-menu sections, and prices, never to fdm_payment order posts, so PII stays scoped.

Yes. The bot reads the allergen taxonomy attached to each menu item and can return only the dishes that carry every tag the diner asks for. Ask for gluten-free vegan options under $20 and the bot intersects the gluten-free term, the vegan term, and the price meta in one query.

The bot handles a few hundred items as live data in the source. For very large menus or seasonal archives, push older or rotating items into an OpenAI Files vector store and let retrieval pull the relevant slice on each question, while the current menu stays live for instant filter and price questions.

Yes. The menu reading and allergen filtering work on the free Five Star Restaurant Menu plugin without the ordering add-on. If you do not have ordering installed, the bot answers menu, ingredient, and dietary questions but cannot rank items by units sold, since no fdm_payment posts exist on the install.

Yes. Tag dishes with custom taxonomy terms like pairs-with-red or pairs-with-white, or add a pairing field via custom meta, and the bot reads those when a diner asks what wine pairs with a dish. The same pattern works for dessert upsells or side recommendations on main course items.

Yes. The model can answer in any language the diner writes in, using the underlying English menu items as source data. Common combos like French, Spanish, Italian, and German work out of the box. For full menu localisation, pair with WPML or Polylang so the bot reads localised item titles.

Bring your own API key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter. Each chatbot can pick a different model, so a public menu bot can run on a small model while the admin sales and menu-engineering bot uses a stronger reasoning model for the harder reporting and ranking questions.