Lunch hour in the financial district
Between the bank towers on Brickell Avenue, lunch is a race: office workers want to sit, eat and be back at their desks quickly. With a QR on each table, they browse the menu with photos, order from their own phones and pay when they are done, without waiting to flag someone down for the check. Your team spends that time on the next table instead.
Pickup orders from the office
Plenty of Brickell lunches never sit down at all. Share your own ordering link and people order from their desk, pay online and choose the time they will walk over to get it. The order shows up on your kitchen screen with that time attached, so the bag is ready when they arrive and the line at the counter stays short during the noon rush.
Delivery to the condo towers next door
Brickell is a neighborhood of high-rise condos, and many of your customers live a few blocks away. Draw a tight delivery zone, charge a little more for the farther buildings and hand each order to your own riders, whose phones show them nothing but their own runs. Next to the 15%, 25% or 30% that app plans in the US take from every order, your cost here is 0% commission.
From lunch rush to after-work drinks
The same room that fills at noon fills again after six. Hourly reports, broken down by product and channel, show which time slots pay and which ones do not, and they export to CSV or PDF. At night, cocktails go to the bar screen and food to the kitchen; if the building has a rooftop with its own bar, that bar gets a screen of its own.
Price and setup
Bite2u costs $49.95 a month, a flat fee with no contract and a 14-day free trial. It works on the tablets, phones and printers you already have, opens the cash drawer through the printer and works with your bank's card terminal. If you message us on WhatsApp, we will configure everything for you for free so you can start with the next lunch service.