Time to chime in on Woodcutter's Reborn...
Other than the ordering fiasco, my biggest gripe is easily how hard it is to see what you're actually ordering. The AI food descriptions has really outdone itself, as like all AI it waffles on and on with 0 substance.
For example, look at how the descriptions are cut off:

Great, no bare minimum listing of what you're eating at an easy to read glance. (The tablet view is the same as how it shows on mobile)
So you go to tap and read more... and on the tablets especially, the font size is so small and you can't even zoom. But let's have a look at what they call copy writing:
The Earl's Cuban
A noble twist on a Cuban classic, The Earls Cuban is a feast worthy of Altons most legendary figure. Inspired by tales of exploration and mystery, this indulgent burger combines tavern ham, slow-smoked pulled pork, melted Swiss cheese, crunchy pickles, and zesty Cuban mustard, served on a fresh hickory smoked savoury donut roll. A rich and satisfying bite, fit for an Earl. Served with a side of seasoned fries.
.....I am not reading through that.
Just tell me what I'm eating.
A better more accessible and
sensible way would be to cut the AI garbage and present your food menu like a normal place:
The Earl's Cuban
A Cuban Classic, with ham, slow-smoked pulled pork, Swiss cheese, pickles, zesty Cuban mustard in a hickory smoked savoury donut roll.
Served with seasoned fries.
It's not hard, it's basic copy writing. Food is not something to mess around with trying to sound fancy.
I also found it hard to find basic information on allergens- I'm lucky that my mollusc allergy is something I don't need to worry about apart from in seafood restaurants and some cuisines, but for those with common allergies and dietary requirements? I heard a few from our lot questioning what they could and couldn't eat.