Pecoro prides itself on creating the best experience possible for customers, cooking authentic Italian dishes from scratch. Sustainability is also important to the restaurant, with all takeaway boxes, cups and napkins being made from recycled materials.
Now the customer’s experience at Pecoro will be enhanced by the convenience of ordering dishes for takeaway through the Pecoro app, available on Google Play and the App Store, as well as its website.
Alan Calzari, Owner, Pecoro commented, “Offering our customers the ability to order through our app and website will help them choose dishes on the go while still getting fresh, high quality, Italian food. We are pleased that the Preoday technology is working so well for us. Since the launch at the end of February, we have taken over seventy orders which we are really happy with and shows there is demand for the service.”
Nick Hucker, CEO, Preoday, said, “Helping Pecoro take the next step in its excellent customer service, means that its customers can order through the channel most convenient to them. For Pecoro, the data provided by the new solution will give it a vastly improved understanding of its customers.”
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