Make Ends Meet: Restaurant creates app to help with online orders
A New Rochelle restaurant is going high-tech when it comes to taking orders during the pandemic.
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May 21, 2020, 12:16 AM
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1,711ds agoA New Rochelle restaurant is going high-tech when it comes to taking orders during the pandemic.
Wayne Carrington, at Roc n Ramen, says they were losing money through delivery apps like GrubHub and Uber Eats, which takes about 30% of sales. So they decided to create an app of their own that allows people to safely order from home.
Carrington says the other apps took about $30 of a $100 order. On their app, he says it is $7.89 every order.
He says they can also cater to more guests, expanding to a 10-mile radius.
Wayne Carrington, at Roc n Ramen, says they were losing money through delivery apps like GrubHub and Uber Eats, which takes about 30% of sales. So they decided to create an app of their own that allows people to safely order from home.
Carrington says the other apps took about $30 of a $100 order. On their app, he says it is $7.89 every order.
He says they can also cater to more guests, expanding to a 10-mile radius.
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