Grubhub Implements Revisions to Accelerate Food Delivery Speed
In a bid to streamline on-campus dining and provide a more efficient service, Holy Cross Dining Services has made significant improvements to the ordering system. The campus-wide ordering system is now Grubhub, replacing Tapingo.
This semester marks the retirement of the paper and pencil ordering system at Crossroads. Instead, students can now place orders at Crossroads, the 1843 Grill, and Café Babel via the Grubhub app or kiosks. Grubhub kiosks have been added to Hogan, in addition to those already present at Crossroads and Cool Beans.
The 1843 Grill and Café Babel have introduced new food options, adding to the diversity of on-campus dining. The 1843 Grill now offers a meal swipe option for both lunch and dinner. Similarly, students can use a meal swipe on Grubhub at Cool Beans and Crossroads.
For those who forget to order ahead, the 1843 Grill still maintains a register for Grab and Go orders. The Grubhub ordering hours for both the 1843 Grill and Café Babel have been extended, with dinner orders being accepted from 4-9:45 PM and lunch orders from 11 AM to 2:45 PM. Café Babel's Grubhub ordering hours have been expanded to 7:30 AM to 4:45 PM.
Holy Cross Dining Services aims to enhance Grubhub usage for a more reliable point-of-sales system, increased efficiency, and shorter wait times. Off-campus, Worcester offers a large variety of great food options for students to explore.
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