Sandwich shops and delis

A sandwich shop website where lunch is ordered before the line forms

Your sandwich shop website takes lunch orders by the hour and trays a day ahead. Start with a logo and a menu photo, and link Square, Clover, or Toast if you use one.

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A guest's phone on a deli's menu, with sandwiches, salads, and soups, each with a photo and a price.

Noon to one decides the day

A deli earns most of its money in one hour, and every guest waiting at the counter is a sandwich the slicer has not made yet.

A guest who sees ten people ahead walks to the next place.
Breakfast sandwiches still get ordered at two in the afternoon.
The office tray order arrives as a text with no headcount.
Build your own orders get shouted over the slicer and made wrong.
A sold-out special keeps selling.

Items that show only in their hours

Set hours for each item, so breakfast sandwiches end at 11 and the lunch menu begins. Outside its hours, an item cannot be ordered.

Build your own, with required choices

Bread, protein, cheese, and toppings are choice groups with a minimum and a maximum, so a ticket never arrives without a bread. A guest picks inside the limits you set.

Order ahead for the lunch hour

Guests schedule an order up to 14 days ahead and pick a time slot. You set how far ahead and how many orders fit in each slot.

Office lunch in one link

A host shares a link, everyone adds their own sandwich, and each name prints on the ticket. The host pays for the whole order, up to 50 people, and the link stops after 24 hours.

Trays for the meeting

Take tray orders as catering orders with a headcount and a time. You set the minimum lead time and confirm each one, and a deposit runs on Appetier Pay.

Today's special, entered once

Type the soup of the day once and it shows on your site and your Google listing, then leaves both when it ends. A social post stays up once published, so each post names its day.

Send a logo and a photo of the menu board

Appetier reads the menu from the photo and takes your colors from the logo. You review the draft and apply it.

Set the hours and the choices

Mark when each item is served and what a sandwich needs picked. Take cards on Appetier Pay, or keep the processor you already use.

Save a card and publish

Publishing needs one priced item, a location ready to sell, and a saved card. The card is a check, and saving it moves no money.

Nothing until the orders come in

Growth takes no commission. It is a flat monthly fee set by direct sales, never above $199, and a month under $500 costs nothing.

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The page lunch runs on

The storefront, scheduled orders, and group links your menu sits on.

See online ordering

Trays and meeting orders

Catering orders with a headcount, a time, and a lead time you set.

See catering

Specials that go out everywhere

The special you type once can reach guests who opted in to texts and emails.

See restaurant marketing

Alongside the register you already run

Guests pay on Appetier Pay, and standard payouts to your bank are free. Any PCI compliant processor you already use works too. A tray deposit runs only on Appetier Pay. If you ring up on Square, Clover, or Toast, connect it and your menu stays matched.

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Sandwich shop and deli FAQs

What counter owners ask before they turn on ordering.

What does a sandwich shop pay for online ordering?

Growth takes no commission, and a month under $500 of direct sales costs nothing. The fee stops at $199 in a month, however busy the lunch rush gets.

Can breakfast items stop showing at lunch?

Yes. Each item has its own hours, and outside them guests cannot order it. You set the hours, and nothing switches on that you did not schedule.

Can an office order sandwiches through one link?

Yes. A host shares a link, each person adds a sandwich, and each name prints on the ticket. The host pays for everyone, the limit is 50 people, and the link stops after 24 hours.

How do trays for a meeting work?

A tray is a catering order. The guest gives a headcount and a time, you set the minimum lead time, and you confirm each one. A deposit runs on Appetier Pay.

Does the soup of the day reach my Google listing?

Yes. Enter it once and it shows on your site and your Google listing, then leaves both when the day ends. A social post you already published stays up, so each post names its day.

Can guests build a sandwich with required choices?

Yes. Bread, protein, and toppings are choice groups with a minimum and a maximum. The guest picks inside the limits you set, so no ticket lands without a bread.

Direct order savings

See what a month of direct orders keeps for you at your own volume.

See the savings tool

Local SEO playbook

Get the shop found for the lunch searches near it.

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Quick service restaurants

Curbside pickup and a faster counter for a shop with a line.

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Every kitchen type

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Let lunch order from the desk

Nothing is charged until direct orders come in, so a slow week costs you nothing.