The Goods from Commune Cafe
Vancouver, BC | Video calling, email, games, video, ordering you a sandwich is there anything the iPhone can’t do? Vancouver’s popular Commune Cafe has just launched the Commune Cafe iPhone application, which enables customers to place orders directly from their iPhone, as well as receive special deals and promotions.
Within the new app, customers can browse Commune Cafe’s full menu, select the items they want to order, and send their order to the restaurant with a few quick flicks of the finger. The iPhone orders will be ready in 15 to 20 minutes and are paid for at pick-up.
As customers rely on their mobile devices for more and more, the new Commune Cafe app provides a quick and convenient option to order breakfast, lunch and dinner on-the-go.
The app is available for free in the iTunes App Store.
About Commune Cafe
Commune Cafe is a fully licensed cafe and restaurant located on the corner of Seymour and Nelson, in the heart of downtown Vancouver. Commune Cafe is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week and is proud to offer naturalfree-range meats and eggs, organic milk products and sustainable locally-sourced seafood. Commune Cafe uses only environmentally friendly cleaning supplies, as well as recyclable and compostable take out containers, and is a member of Greentable and Oceanwise.
For the full dinner menu and more information, please visit www.communecafe.ca.
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Last time I was in there they didn’t take credit or debit. I can just see using my phone to order in a ‘futuristic’ manner, and then having no option but to pay with semi-obsolete cash.
Well, the difference is that Apple doesn’t take 2% of the price of every order, like a credit card would, or charge a per-order fee like Interac. Anyone who pays with plastic for an order of less than $20 (as I assume most would be at a sandwich shop) is just running up the costs for everyone else.
(Admittedly, if you’re buying lunch for the whole office, it would be convenient to just put it on the company card…)
That joint should pay attention to the quality of it’s food. The efficiency of a well built app will never make up for sub par snacks in a room that looks like a year round xmas party.
I like the fact that you have free-range meat and organic eggs. How about opening up another restaurant on Main Street (around or above Broadway)?