Athena’s Fish and Chips, in the heart of Bexhill is beloved by customers who consistently give the store five stars. The team is proud to only fry their food in pure groundnut oil and try to ensure that they consistently meet customer needs, such as providing a gluten-free option.
Now, customers will be able to order their favourite fish and chips ahead of time and pick up at their convenience. The new service is available on the website, as well as Google Play and App Store.
Nick Damurakis, owner, Athena’s Fish & Chips, says, “We were looking to move away from Just Eat and wanted to re-establish a personal relationship with customers. Just Eat didn’t provide us with our customer information so we wanted a service that would enable us to engage with them directly. The platform provided by Preoday gives us this.”
Nick Hucker, CEO, Preoday, adds, “We’ve been delighted by how fish and chip shops have embraced our technology and the response from their customers has been very positive. We’re proud to be helping Athena’s Fish & Chips regain control from aggregators like Just Eat and Deliveroo and look forward to seeing how they use the data they’ll be gathering to engage better with customers.”
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