A city you cross by car
Los Angeles is spread out, and so are your customers: a lunch order for a studio lot in Burbank, a dinner in Silver Lake, a pickup on the way home along the 405. Bite2u lets you set delivery zones with a fee that rises with distance, so a short run to the next neighborhood costs less than a long one across town, and you decide how far you go.
Taco trucks, Koreatown, the San Gabriel Valley
The food here runs from taco trucks and Koreatown barbecue to Thai Town and the Chinese restaurants of the San Gabriel Valley. Whatever you cook, Bite2u shows each dish with its photo and allergens on a menu that switches language with the customer's phone, including Spanish for the many Angelenos who prefer it.
Patios open most of the year
With mild weather for most of the year, patios stay full from brunch to sunset. A QR code on each patio table lets guests order and pay from their phones, and each person at the table can pay their own share. Your staff spends less time walking back and forth with a card reader and more time actually looking after the floor.
Pickup times that fit the traffic
Angelenos plan their day around traffic, and many would rather grab food on the way than wait for a driver. With Bite2u, customers choose a pickup time when they order from your link, and the kitchen sees it on its screen. Orders through your own link carry 0% commission, while DoorDash charges 15%, 25% or 30% per order on its US plans.
What you pay
One flat fee of $49.95 a month covers the POS, QR menus, online ordering, delivery tools and reservations, with no per-order commission and no contract that ties you in. Start with a 14-day free trial on the tablets or laptops you already have. If you prefer, send us a WhatsApp message and we will configure everything for you for free.