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THE FUTURE OF
FOOD SERVICE IS HERE.

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OUR PATENTED FOOD LOCKER SYSTEM STREAMLINES EVERY TOUCHPOINT

AUTOMATED DELIVERY WALL AND ORDER TRACKING
CONTACTLESS ORDERING & PICKUP
SAFE & SECURE FOOD LOCKERS
SEAMLESS BACK OF HOUSE EXPEDITING

THE WAY THE WORLD EATS HAS CHANGED

We’ve built a cutting-edge delivery system that helps restaurant operators keep up with those changes. Our patented technology ensures that customer orders can be delivered safely, securely and conveniently. When your customers order ahead, their food shouldn’t be sitting on a shelf. It should be stored in a locked cubby that only they can open.

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Have questions? Check out more details on our patented technology here or feel free to email us.

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FEEDING PEOPLE 3 CENTURIES IN A ROW

1895

The world’s first automat was named Quisisana, which opened at 13 Leipziger Straße in Berlin, Germany in 1895.

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1902

The first automat in the U.S. was opened June 12, 1902, at 818 Chestnut St. in Philadelphia by Horn & Hardart; Horn & Hardart became the most prominent American Automat chain.

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1960

Automats were soon everywhere, offering a quick and reasonably priced way to enjoy some classic comfort foods.

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1991

At one time, there were 40 Horn & Hardart automats in New York City alone. The last one closed in 1991. Horn and Hardart converted most of its New York City locations to Burger King.

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2021

Automat Kitchen officially opens, representing the next wave of Automat restaurants, but with a few important differences from the original. The automats of old had pre-made foods, ours are all fresh and made-to-order.
They also only accepted nickels for payments when they opened, but we’ll offer a totally cashless and contactless experience instead.