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A faster order line to handle the lunch rush without delays.
Our lunch hour was getting busy and orders backed up at the till.
We split the counter into one line for collection and one for delivery riders, so neither held up the other.
Orders now move through the kitchen faster and riders spend less time waiting at the counter.
A smoother lunch rush
Lunch orders go out quicker on our busiest days.
FAQs
Send us one list with names next to each meal when you order for a group. We label every item so whoever is handing out lunch at your end knows exactly what goes where.
Yes. Just tell us whose meal is whose when you place the order. We write the name on the box so there is no guessing once it lands at your desk.
We started doing this after one too many offices rang in confused about a mixed up order. It only took a sticker and a bit more care at the packing table.
No minimum, though the labelling really helps once you pass four or five meals in one order. Smaller orders are easy enough to keep straight without it.
