A lightweight Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server built with .NET that provides restaurant‑related data and utilities for use in Copilot Studio and other MCP‑compatible agents.
Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
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A lightweight Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server built with .NET that provides restaurant‑related data and utilities for use in Copilot Studio and other MCP‑compatible agents.
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A lightweight Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server built with .NET, designed to provide restaurant‑related data and utilities to Copilot Studio or any MCP‑compatible agent.
This project is based on the excellent Lunch Roulette MCP Server by James Montemagno:
➡️ https://github.com/jamesmontemagno/LunchRouletteMCP
However, this version uses the Streamable HTTP Transport, making it easier to run locally, debug, and connect directly to Copilot Studio.
The server implements the same four MCP tools as the original Lunch Roulette project:
Returns all available restaurants with metadata such as name, rating, cuisine type, and address.
Adds a new restaurant entry to the in‑memory or persistent store.
Selects a random restaurant — ideal for quick lunch decisions.
Provides aggregated visit data, such as visit frequency or popularity.
git clone https://github.com/yourname/Restaurant-MCP-Server
cd Restaurant-MCP-Server
dotnet restore
dotnet run
The MCP server will start and expose an HTTP endpoint, that needs to be accessible through a URL (public) using Port Forwarding.
This project is inspired by and builds upon the amazing work in James Montemagno’s LunchRouletteMCP repository.