Curbside pickup without the honking.
DashDine started by replacing honk-to-order at drive-ins. Customers order ahead from their phone, tell you what they drive, and your runner walks the order straight to the right car.
From phone to car window.
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Order ahead
The customer orders from your link or QR code and picks curbside pickup.
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Describe the car
Colour from a visual picker, the model, and the last digits of the plate — that is all it takes.
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Hand it to the right window
The kitchen screen shows “WHITE LAND CRUISER — 660” in large type, and the runner delivers to the car.
Vehicle details on the kitchen screen.
Colour, model, and plate digits appear bold on the order card, so nothing is delivered to the wrong car.
No more honking or phone calls.
Customers do not announce themselves — the order says where it is going before it is cooked.
A runner flow built in.
Orders move new → preparing → ready → out for delivery, so the team always knows what is at the pass.
One queue with everything else.
Curbside orders share the same live kitchen display as dine-in, takeaway, and delivery.
Curbside questions, answered.
How does the team know which car to go to?
Every curbside order carries the car colour, model, and plate digits, shown in large bold text on the kitchen and runner screens.
How do customers pay at the kerb?
At handoff — cash or card at the car window. Online payment at checkout is coming soon.
Does curbside need its own app?
No. Customers use the same link or QR code as every other order type and simply choose curbside at checkout.
We are a drive-in — does this replace honk-to-order?
That is exactly what DashDine was first built to do. Customers order before they arrive or from the bay, and staff stop running to car windows to take orders.
Explore the rest of the ordering system.
QR menu & digital menu
A menu customers scan, browse, and order from.
QR code ordering
Scan-to-order at the table, straight to the kitchen.
Online ordering
Takeaway, delivery, and curbside on your own link.
Table ordering
A fixed tablet on every table, guests order themselves.
Self-ordering kiosk
A counter kiosk for dine-in and takeaway orders.
Waiter app
Staff take orders on a tablet, plus a counter register.
Kitchen display system
Every order on one live kitchen screen.
AI menu builder
Photo or PDF in, designed digital menu out.
Restaurant website
An orderable storefront built by AI, found on Google.
Serve the car park properly.
Order-ahead curbside on the same system as every other order.