Ritual launches in Vancouver March 11 with $1 Food Festival

Mar 11 2019, 9:35 am

Editorial note March 25 11:58 AM: Ritual’s $1 food fest was previously set to end on March 29, but officially ended on March 22 in Vancouver.

We told you the uber-popular food ordering app Ritual was landing in Vancouver soon, and we weren’t lying.

The Toronto-based app known for its convenience and popularity for coffee and lunch runs is officially launching today in Vancouver.

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This launch comes with some exciting deals for Vancouverites, as the app is also launching its signature $1 Food Festival will run for two weeks, March 11 to March 22, 2019.

Customers who download the app will have the opportunity to order a total of five $1 items from the 49 participating restaurants over the span of two weeks.

Foodies are restricted to using the $1 once per restaurant and once per day, and the orders must be placed through Ritual.

 

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Unlike its competitors, Ritual doesn’t charge the consumer a fee to have their eats picked up and transported by a third-party delivery person.

You can order and pay through the app, head to the eatery you’ve ordered from, skip the line and grab your food from a pickup zone, and waltz out like nobody’s business.

Alternatively, Ritual users can “piggyback” their order onto a co-workers from their own phone paying with their own card.

This means they will skip the trip entirely and have their lunch brought back to the office.

 

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Whether you’re the piggybacker or the piggyback-ee (Aka the office hero) this is a killer way to save time and do lunch efficiently during a busy day.

So if you’re in need of switching up your lunch routine, and joining folks across North America who are already hooked on this service, try it today.

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