ChowNow by far has one of the most streamlined websites we've seen from a food delivery service. Whilst all of them are pretty simple to use, ChowNow makes ordering food very easy, and there is a page where you can see live orders from people all across the world - whilst this feature isn't very useful, it is pretty interesting. One of the main downsides to food delivery services is that 90% of the time restaurants are taking a cut when they sell their food, but with ChowNow, they keep 100% of their commissions. If you've been turned off by food delivery restaurants, you should give this one a try.
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The online ordering provider for independent restaurants is also laying off a reported 30 people as it absorbs the Cuboh team. at Restaurantbusinessonline.com
ChowNow, an online ordering and marketing platform, has acquired Cuboh, a company specialising in streamlining online orders for the restaurant industry. at Verdictfoodservice.com
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ChowNow is a commission-free online ordering system and food ordering app helping restaurants feed their hungry customers. at Get.chownow.com
Order Food Delivery Or Takeout With No Hidden Fees | ChowNow. Find local restaurants near you with low cost delivery, promotions or curbside pickup. Place your order now or order ahead on the only online food ordering app that’s fair for diners and restaurants. at Chownow.com
ChowNow is an app that connects you with local restaurants for takeout, delivery, or curbside pickup. You can order from a variety of cuisines, customize menu items, pay with Apple Pay or card, and get help from real humans 24/7. at Apps.apple.com
ChowNow is an app that lets you order takeout, delivery, or curbside pickup from local restaurants with low commissions and menu prices. You can explore nearby restaurants by cuisine, deals, or map, and get help from real humans 24/7. at Play.google.com
ChowNow is an online food ordering platform that connects customers with local restaurants. Christopher Webb and Eric Jaffe, American entrepreneurs, founded the company in 2011 with headquarters in Los Angeles, California. History. at En.wikipedia.org
ChowNow is a service that helps restaurants set up their own ordering app and website, and offers marketing and support. It charges a monthly subscription fee, but not a percentage of each order, unlike other delivery apps. at Businessinsider.com