Spring Break
Ordering Food Just Got a Lot More Convenient
Patrick Dunn
Issue date: 10/13/05 Section: News
Are you tired of calling up Whitney Pizza or Wings Over Hartford and arguing with people who don't understand what it is that you are ordering?
The University is now working in conjunction with a just-launched website that offers a new and improved way of ordering food for satisfying your munchies on those late nights of watching Yankees / Red Sox games with your friends.
This great new way of ordering your food is so simple it's almost criminal. No more searching for menus to your favorite dinner houses - now with just a simple click of your mouse you can find yourself browsing over menus from 12 different restaurant locations, which include some campus favorites like Timesaver Pizza, I Love Sushi and Wings Over Hartford.
"It's great, I can never find a menu when I want one," says Angie Jacobsen, a junior politics major. "And its so much easier than having to fight with them over the phone."
This great new way of ordering food opens up many new doors for the students who also like to order in large groups. The website tells you what your final cost is, which a lot of the places do not do over the phone. It will also tell you exactly how much each person needs to pay, down to tax and tip, on the "Who owes what" feature.
EatNow.com will be shaping the new world of eating off-campus food for University students.
The University is now working in conjunction with a just-launched website that offers a new and improved way of ordering food for satisfying your munchies on those late nights of watching Yankees / Red Sox games with your friends.
This great new way of ordering your food is so simple it's almost criminal. No more searching for menus to your favorite dinner houses - now with just a simple click of your mouse you can find yourself browsing over menus from 12 different restaurant locations, which include some campus favorites like Timesaver Pizza, I Love Sushi and Wings Over Hartford.
"It's great, I can never find a menu when I want one," says Angie Jacobsen, a junior politics major. "And its so much easier than having to fight with them over the phone."
This great new way of ordering food opens up many new doors for the students who also like to order in large groups. The website tells you what your final cost is, which a lot of the places do not do over the phone. It will also tell you exactly how much each person needs to pay, down to tax and tip, on the "Who owes what" feature.
EatNow.com will be shaping the new world of eating off-campus food for University students.
