waitr
/ˈwādər/
(noun)
a food delivery service with smartphone app, and desktop platform that allows anyone to “eat like a champion”. you can have your favorite local food delivered to your door for a flat-delivery fee, or place an order for carryout and pick it up yourself. (see also: convenience)
(verb)
to enjoy your favorite local restaurants the way they should be enjoyed — from the comfort of your couch.
(noun)
“waitr makes driving to my favorite local restaurant feel like driving to the walgreens down the street that used to be a blockbuster.”
(verb)
“i waitr my favorite local food because i love eating, but i hate wearing pants.”
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