Through the new app and website, customers in and around the Kent town of Tunbridge Wells will be able to order from the restaurant’s unique menu of classic and modern dishes, with a twist. The app is available online now at the App Store and Google Play.
The recently opened restaurant already has a good fanbase, with a steady stream of glowing reviews on TripAdvisor and Google. Local fans will be excited to learn that they can now order their favourite dishes for collection or delivery.
Ado Medjedovic, owner, Estro Pizza and More, says, “We’re excited to be working with Preoday to roll out our new digital ordering platform. It is important to us that our reputation is built on the food that we serve, but it is essential that our customer service is just as brilliant. It is important that we retain the independent, personal character of Estro Pizza and More. Preoday’s technology allows us to be in full control, managing the whole order and delivery process.”
Nick Hucker, CEO of Preoday, adds, “We are pleased to help Estro Pizza and More in its mission to bring greater food-ordering convenience to the people in Tunbridge Wells. As an independent restaurant brand, we are proud to support them as they take another step in their customer satisfaction journey and have no doubt that their loyal customers will be extremely happy with the new service.”
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