Order from Uber Eats or DoorDash instead of directly from FG. They should not have the $15 minimum (the ones around here do not), so you do not have to go out of pocket unless you want to. They also have excellent tracking of the driver.@wrosie wrote:
The location I ordered from required a $15 minimum purchase for delivery. I believe I was able to get my order to $15.77 and then tax was added putting it at $16.90 or something like that.
If you know that your food is on its way, you should be checking the app/website to see where the order is. If ordering directly from FG does not provide this feature, then order through a third party. I watch my delivery's progression and know exactly when the driver is on my block.@wrosie wrote:
The problem I have is, twice, they didn't call or ring the doorbell, they sent me a text message. I didn't see the text messages until about ten minutes after they left my food on the porch both times. The third time the girl called me. I was able to then give her the cash tip.
Yes, one other thing that's better about not ordering direct from FG is that they deliver to more places. I didn't do the delivery shops for a LONG time because their website said they could not deliver to me. Only after I realized that I could use DoorDash, which does deliver to me, was I able to do them. I generally select the highest tip amount that is given as an option at checkout (usually $4 or $5), but do not enter my own. I figure if I go too high, they will complain and not reimburse it. If someone else has experience being reimbursed for something like $10 please post here.@Plarka wrote:
Ok I'm practicing now for my order on Saturday. The delivery fee of 2.99 is waived because I'm a first time doordash user. I don't see a service fee. Should I give a huge tip since I have $15 reimbursable? The prices are higher than in store, so it goes about $1.28 over but that can come out of my $10 fee. And it's saying it can deliver to my house now, so I don't have to go to the hotel!!
I've done almost 40% without any problems. I checked my old receipts, I've done as much as $5.50 on a non-shake order of $14.25 and $6 on a shake shop. I figure the driver shouldn't be penalized for it being a small order.@tigerdave wrote:
I think the guidelines mention giving a 15-20% tip, so I wouldn't risk giving a super big tip, just in case they decide to be picky about it.
I think you missed something. The photo at the end should have been the receipt. It asks for a photo of the food earlier in the report.@Plarka wrote:
I just did the order and the report. Where it normally asks for the receipt, it asked for the photo of the food. Then it asked for more photos at the end where it usually asks for them. Does a delivery order not want the receipt or did I miss something?