"iFood" matching MCP servers:

Enables merchants to generate charts and read-only insights from their food-delivery store inside AI assistant chats, covering sales, payouts, average ticket, fees, menu mix, and ratings through the official API.

Enables AI agents to access iFood orders, addresses, restaurants, and cart locally, with fail-closed checkout requiring explicit opt-in.

An unofficial Model Context Protocol server for the efood.gr consumer app API that lets you discover restaurants, browse menus, build a cart, and place real orders on efood.gr.

MCP server for ConnectPlug's API enabling read-only querying of sales, inventory, financial data, DRE, and orders from iFood, Rappi, and Uber Eats for restaurants and retail.

Find discounted food waste from Danish supermarkets (Salling Group) via the Model Context Protocol. Provides tools to search nearby stores or get products by store ID.

Enables AI agents to discover and order food from multiple delivery services (DoorDash, UberEats, Grubhub) using A2A protocol and process payments via Stripe with AP2 protocol mandates for cryptographically signed user authorization.

Enables menu browsing, recommendation requests, and shopping cart management through a Model Context Protocol interface. Users can interact with food order services to query items and handle order additions or removals via natural language.

An MCP server and app that enables users to browse restaurants, view menus, manage shopping carts, and place food orders with live status tracking. It serves as a reference implementation for MCP Apps SDK patterns like tool visibility, lifecycle hooks, and structured content.

Enables users to search restaurants, view menus, place orders, and check order status via a local MCP server using Firestore.