Your menu as you keep it
Sections, items, sizes, add-ons and prices in shekels, with item photos. The page is built from the same restaurant data Shihab answers from.
One link for your page and your bio: the customer sees the whole menu, chooses, and places the order in the browser. No app and no account.
Sections, items, sizes, add-ons and prices in shekels, with item photos. The page is built from the same restaurant data Shihab answers from.
The customer picks their area from your own table and the fee appears, or picks a branch to collect from. No surprises in the total.
The page knows whether the branch is open now, and says it is closed rather than taking an order nobody will prepare.
Subtotal, delivery fee and the minimum order where there is one, all computed in code and shown before confirming.
An ask button opens a chat on the same page, for the customer who wants to ask before ordering.
A status link for the customer, with the branch phone numbers in reach if they would rather call.
Delivery apps bring customers, and they take a commission on every order and own the relationship. An ordering page is your own link: the order comes straight to you, the prices are yours, and so is the customer. The two work together, but they are not the same thing.
Most customers open it on a phone on a network that is not always strong. The page is built for that: Arabic from the first paint, the menu rendered in the page itself rather than after a download, and photos sized for a phone.
No. A name, a mobile number and an address. Their details are kept on their own device in case they order again.
Cash on collection or on delivery. Only the methods your restaurant accepts are shown.
No. It is the same menu Shihab answers from, and when your cashier system is connected you edit it there and the page follows.
One page for the restaurant, with the branches in it: the customer picks their area and the order goes to the branch that serves it, or picks a branch to collect from.
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