Group Ordering

Coordinating a group meal is a hassle that usually falls on one person -- collecting orders via text, deciphering scribbled requests, and hoping nothing gets lost in translation. Group Ordering streamlines this entirely by letting one person start an order, share a link, and allow everyone to add their own items. When the group is ready, a single combined check is submitted with everything accounted for.

The workflow is simple. An organizer creates a group order and shares the link with colleagues, friends, or family. Each participant browses the menu, selects their items, and customizes as needed. The organizer sees all selections in real time and submits the order when everyone is done. One payment, one receipt, one delivery -- no confusion.

This extension is a natural fit for office lunches, team meetings, and any scenario where a group wants to order from the same restaurant at the same time. It increases average order size significantly because participants order individually rather than relying on a limited selection chosen by one person. For restaurants near office parks, business districts, or college campuses, Group Ordering can become a meaningful revenue driver with minimal operational overhead.