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Online Ordering

9 Benefits of Online Ordering For Restaurants

If you are wondering whether it is worth having a website and an online ordering system, we’ve put together a list of benefits below on why you should consider an online ordering system for your business.

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Most Popular Restaurant Types on Ritual

Starting a restaurant in the new year? Looking to change up your current menu? Or maybe you just really like food and want to know more (you are on a site dedicated to picking up food).

QSR Magazine

Gregorys Coffee Teams with Mobile Pickup App Ritual

New York-based coffee roaster and retailer Gregorys Coffee announced a partnership with mobile pickup app Ritual to offer customers a convenient and cost-effective solution to discover, order and pick up coffee and food orders.

QSR Magazine

Why Delivery is Just One Part of Off-Premises Jackpot

With most of his business coming the way of carry-out orders, it’s little surprise that Chicago Freshii franchisee David Grossman has leaned heavily on new technology to better serve ever-busy consumers.

QSR Web

A 3-step playbook for scaling your QSR

I recently read a Forbes article that showed 80 percent of us drop our New Year's resolutions a mere month into the new year.

Toronto Star

What Toronto and its tech industry can learn from the King Street transit pilot

There’s a lot of talk about what elements are needed to attract and keep the technology companies that can unleash economic prosperity, create the jobs of the future and propel cities forward: strong universities and colleges, talent ecosystems, investment capital, tax incentives, innovation districts, cosmopolitan culture and coffee shops, and on it goes.

Pizza Marketplace

The scary side of ghost kitchens

What can restaurants do to survive and thrive in an "on-demand" world? According to recent pieces in the The New York Times, CNBC and The New Food Economy, the answer is ghost kitchens.

Restaurant Dive

Restaurants need to incorporate apps to keep a seat at the table

The rapid growth of delivery services like Uber Eats and Foodora has served up some scary stories about the death of restaurants as we know them. While this narrative is overcooked, the implications are worth digesting