The Arnside Chip Shop, beloved by locals and tourists alike, had been using an online and mobile ordering system over the winter and going into the busier summer period, wanted a system that it had confidence in. Customers can order online through the Preoday platform from the Arnside Chip Shop website as well as the app available on Google Play or the App Store.
Robin Miller, Co-Owner Arnside Chip Shop, comments, “Our fish and chip shop attracts customers from both local villages and tourists who visit occasionally. For those who are regulars, and those who come across us because of our great reviews online, we anticipate that the new app and online ordering facility will be an added convenience. If customers want, they can order then visit our website and watch us preparing their order live!”
Nick Hucker, CEO, Preoday, adds, “We pride ourselves on the reliability of our technology and we look forward to providing Arnside Chip shop with their new app and online ordering service. Their customers’ experience can only be enhanced by this added experience.
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