I need help finding a restaurant to eat at.
I see that you're in Austin, Texas. Is that where you would like me to find you a restaurant?
Yes, I'm located at the University of Texas campus. I'm looking for a restaurant within a 5 mile radius of where I'm at.
Great, I can find you a restaurant for dinner tonight. What type of cuisine do you have in mind?
I'm looking for barbecue.
BBQ is a great choice. Do you have preferences outside of 5 miles from the university that you want me to search for?
Yes. I'm looking for a four-star rated restaurant with a casual atmosphere, and I'm looking for spend up to $100.
Is that $100 per dinner or per person?
I guess per person, yes.
Okay, are there any other preferences you like to make before I look?
I think that'd be it.
Do any of those preferences matter to you more than the others?
Not really. They're all equal.
Hold for one moment, please.
Okay.
I have a couple of options to choose from so far. The most highly rated are, Estancia Churrascaria at 4.5 stars and Fogo De Chao Brazilian steakhouse at 4.5 stars. Would you like me to tell you more about them?
Great. Tell me more about the first one. I think I'm interested in that.
Sure, hold on.
Okay.
This is a fixed price menu for abundant meat, side dishes and salad bar, plus a large wine selection.
Awesome. That sounds pretty cool. I think I'll look into them.
Okay, do you want reservations or their address?
I think you can make a reservation.
For what time?
7:30 p.m.
For how many people?
Three.
Under what name?
Phil.
You got it. It's booked.
Great, I appreciate that. Thank you.
I've emailed you the reservation.
Awesome.
Is there anything else?
Nothing else for today. Thank you very much.
Goodbye.