NYC eateries cutting out third-party delivery services
Restaurants cutting out third-party delivery services
Forking over heft delivery app fees has been a growing problem for many during the pandemic, but now some eateries are getting some high-tech help.
NEW YORK - Forking over hefty delivery app fees has been a growing problem for many restaurants especially during the pandemic. So some eateries are now getting some high-tech help in order to have more control and more profits.
Shai Sudai, is the managing partner and co-owner of Nish Nush, a Mediterranean-vegetarian eatery that relied heavily on takeout and delivery throughout the pandemic. His restaurant was losing anywhere between 20-30% per order plus, $5.00 per delivery when people ordered via third-party delivery services like GrubHub.
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Feb. 9, 2021
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