How do I install ifood-mcp?

Its README did not state an install command plainly enough for us to quote one, so we do not guess. The repository has the instructions: https://github.com/AriOliv/ifood-mcp

What does ifood-mcp connect to, and what does it need?

It reaches ifood. The credentials we found in its source are IFOOD_ACCESS_TOKEN and MCP_JWT_SECRET.

Is ifood-mcp official and is it maintained?

We found nothing naming it as a vendor’s official server. Its repository has 12 GitHub stars and its state in our directory is listed. Its last commit we recorded was on 2026-10-10.

What licence does ifood-mcp use?

The repository declares the MIT licence.

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ifood-mcp

ifood-mcp is an MCP server, listed under mcp tooling. It reaches ifood. It needs IFOOD_ACCESS_TOKEN and MCP_JWT_SECRET to authenticate. Its repository has 12 GitHub stars and is licensed under MIT; we last read it on 2026-10-23.

This server allows browsing, searching, adding items to cart, and placing orders for iFood using AI. It supports two transport methods: stdio and HTTP/OAuth 2.1, requiring real iFood OTP login credentials.

Install

MCP servers are packaged differently from each other -- some run via npx, some as a Docker image, some as a plain script you clone and run. ifood-mcp’s own README did not state one plainly enough for this page to quote it rather than guess, so it will not guess. The repository below states it.

Read ifood-mcp’s own install instructions ↗

What it reaches, and what it needs

Reaches

ifood

Credential

IFOOD_ACCESS_TOKEN, MCP_JWT_SECRET

Maintenance

Stars

State

listed

Licence

MIT

From the repository

Unofficial Model Context Protocol server for iFood — browse, search, cart and order food via AI. Two transports (stdio + HTTP/OAuth 2.1) with real iFood OTP login.

View on GitHub ↗2026-10-23

ifood-mcp compared with similar servers

ifood-mcp compared with the closest alternatives, by services reached, credentials, stars, last update and licence
Server	Reaches	Needs	Stars	Last update	Licence
ifood-mcp (this page)	ifood	IFOOD_ACCESS_TOKEN, MCP_JWT_SECRET	12	2026-10-10	MIT
tradingview-mcp	marketaux	MARKETAUX_API_TOKEN	5,099	2026-10-21	MIT
mcphub	—	ADMIN_PASSWORD	2,580	2026-10-24	Apache-2.0
mcp-remote	—	AUTH_TOKEN, MCP_CLIENT_SECRET, MCP_REMOTE_CLIENT_SECRET	1,652	2026-10-20	MIT
mcp-searxng	—	None listed	1,322	2026-10-20	MIT
tuui	—	None listed	1,159	2026-05-14	Apache-2.0

Ranked by services in common with ifood-mcp, then by stars. Figures are from each repository when we last read it.

Common questions about ifood-mcp

What does ifood-mcp do?: This server allows browsing, searching, adding items to cart, and placing orders for iFood using AI. It supports two transport methods: stdio and HTTP/OAuth 2.1, requiring real iFood OTP login credentials.
How do I install ifood-mcp?: Its README did not state an install command plainly enough for us to quote one, so we do not guess. The repository has the instructions: https://github.com/AriOliv/ifood-mcp
What does ifood-mcp connect to, and what does it need?: It reaches ifood. The credentials we found in its source are IFOOD_ACCESS_TOKEN and MCP_JWT_SECRET.
Is ifood-mcp official and is it maintained?: We found nothing naming it as a vendor’s official server. Its repository has 12 GitHub stars and its state in our directory is listed. Its last commit we recorded was on 2026-10-10.
What licence does ifood-mcp use?: The repository declares the MIT licence.

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