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Customers pay a service fee of 15% of the subtotal, a delivery fee (based on location, driver availability, etc.), and a $3 small order fee (if under $10). Restaurants, for their part, pay a 30% commission on subtotal orders. Order direct from the restaurant, don't give the community money to third party.
Many restaurants put money into the local economy. From paying rent or property taxes to utilities, restaurants pump a lot of cash into the local economy. More and more, restaurants are taking advantage of local suppliers to create farm-to-table menus, and this is more cash that flows into the local community.
When you choose to eat locally, you are also giving money right back into your community. This way, you help keep these local restaurants open and make sure that more jobs are being created. In that way, more communities will be able to enjoy the delicious foods and experiences these places offer.
You help circulate the money in the community create jobs for teachers, firemen, police officers, plumbers, electrician, nurses, and many other essential professions.
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An independent restaurant is a locally owned business that operates on a small scale, perhaps having one, two or even three locations in a given region. A franchise restaurant is a locally owned entity that is part of a larger, nationally or regionally recognized brand.
Here are 7 ways to support local restaurants during
COVID-19 or bad economy
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