Restaurant social media
Social media for restaurants that doesn't eat a shift.
Kitch Social writes captions with AI, schedules to Instagram and Facebook, and can publish through supported connected accounts — so the feed keeps up without stealing time from the floor. TikTok coming soon.
Operator is $149 CAD/month/location and adds supported social publishing, review-reply workflows and Autopilot.
Done. Kitch updates the places that need it.
Say what changed or ask what you need.
Kitch handles the connected work.
The more Kitch knows about your restaurant, the more it can help.
Who this is for
Built for restaurant people, not software people.
Restaurants, cafés, bars, bakeries, food trucks, and small groups that know they should post more but never have a free hand during service — and want a consistent, on-brand feed without hiring it out.
The point
Less stuff to manage.
Restaurant social media fails in two predictable ways: the feed goes dark for weeks because nobody had a spare minute, or it eats a real shift while someone fights a blank caption box. Promos get announced late or not at all, the voice drifts from post to post, and the same update has to be retyped for Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.
Things you can ask
Who this is for
Kitch Social is for operators who want a steady, on-brand feed without turning social into a second job. If you mostly need to post specials, hours, new menu items, and the occasional behind-the-scenes shot — consistently, across the platforms guests actually use — a restaurant-specific tool beats a generic scheduler.
It fits single restaurants, cafés, bars, bakeries, and food trucks, plus small groups that want every location to sound like the same brand.
The common problem
The hardest part of restaurant social is not design — it is consistency. Service is busy, the person who usually posts is on the floor, and the caption never gets written. When posts do go out, they are rushed, off-voice, and only on one platform.
Kitch Social removes the friction. Describe the post in plain language — 'promote tonight's oyster happy hour' — and Kitch writes a caption in your restaurant's voice, ready to schedule.
How it works
Start from an on-brand template and drop in your food photo, menu item, or promo image. Let the AI write the caption from a plain-language prompt, edit it to taste, then pick a date and time.
Kitch can publish to supported connected Instagram and Facebook accounts when the Meta connection is configured — no reminder to yourself, no logging into separate apps, no copy-paste. TikTok publishing is in platform review and coming soon.
Examples
A café schedules a week of morning posts on Sunday night. A bar announces a one-night cocktail feature across every platform at once. A bakery turns a tray photo into a preorder post. A food truck posts the day's stop before the lunch rush.
The feed stays current because posting stopped depending on someone having a free moment mid-service.
Questions
Get the facts.
- Which platforms does Kitch Social post to?
- Instagram and Facebook publishing is available through supported connected accounts when the Meta connection is configured. TikTok publishing is still coming soon.
- Does the AI sound like a robot?
- You describe the post in plain language and the AI writes a caption in your restaurant's voice. You can edit every word before it schedules.
- Can I schedule posts in advance?
- Yes. Pick a date and time and Kitch can publish through supported connected accounts — schedule a single post or a whole week in one sitting.
- How much does it cost?
- Kitch Social is included with Operator at $149 CAD per month per location.
Ready?
Tell Kitch.
Operator is $149 CAD/month/location and adds supported social publishing, review-reply workflows and Autopilot.