Self-service plays key role in Ikeâs Love & Sandwiches continuous growth
Self-order kiosks are delivering higher sales, improved accuracy and greater efficiency for Ike s Love & Sandwich. The brand expects to hit its goal of 100 locations by year s end.
Ike Shehadeh recently installed the Botrista machine at two of his San Diego restaurants. Images courtesy of Networld Media Group and Botrista Technology.
Ike Shehadeh likes feeding people and he likes to have fun. That s what got him interested in technology shortly after launching San Francisco-based Ike s Love & Sandwiches 12 years ago.
He was one of the nation s first restaurateurs to offer a mobile ordering app, which he introduced at his second location in 2008 at Stanford University.
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Ike Shehadeh, the founder of Ike s Love & Sandwiches and the face behind the cartoon logo, stands in Manhattan Beach on the site where his MB Ike s will be located with Kelly Stroman, CEO/president of the Manhattan Beach Chamber of Commerce. (Manhattan Beach Chamber of Commerce)
MANHATTAN BEACH, CA Manhattan Beach sandwich fans can partake of what will arrive in Manhattan Beach later this year as Ike s Love & Sandwiches celebrates its El Segundo grand opening this week. The cult-favorite sandwich shop sits at 460 North Pacific Coast Highway and will operate from 10 a.m.–9:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 10 a.m.–8:30p.m. Sunday.