Five boroughs, one ordering link
A restaurant in New York might serve a Midtown lunch crowd, a Brooklyn brunch line and a late-night order for a fourth-floor walk-up in the same day. Bite2u gives you one link for all of it: customers open your menu in the browser, order for delivery or pickup and pay, without downloading anything or signing up for a marketplace.
Tourists reading your menu in their language
Visitors from all over the world eat their way through Manhattan, from Times Square to the Lower East Side. With the QR code on the table, each phone shows your menu in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian or Portuguese, depending on its language setting, with a photo of every dish and the 14 EU allergens marked. Fewer questions, faster turns.
Tight kitchens, separate screens
Space is the scarcest thing in a New York kitchen, so nobody wants another bulky terminal on the counter. Bite2u runs on the phones, tablets and computers you already own. Each order goes to its own station, hot food to the kitchen screen and drinks to the bar, and if a ticket was sent by mistake you can recall it before anyone starts cooking.
Your own couriers, your own zones
Plenty of New York restaurants already have someone delivering on an e-bike. In Bite2u you draw delivery zones, set the fee by distance and assign each order to a courier, who sees only their own runs on their phone. On DoorDash, the US plans charge 15%, 25% or 30% per order, and on Uber Eats 20%, 25% or 30%; through your own link, the commission is 0%.
Flat price, no lock-in
Bite2u costs a flat $49.95 a month in the US, with no commission on any order and no long-term contract. Try it free for 14 days with the full POS: table map, split checks, tips, cash counts by shift and reports by hour, product and channel. Message us on WhatsApp and we will set it up for you at no cost.