Pickup Supper

Pickup Supper is coming soon to Haywood County. Get on the early access list and we'll email you the day it goes live.

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Haywood County, North Carolina · Coming soon

Order it on your phone. Wait in your vehicle. Walk in and get it.

Pickup Supper is a free app for ordering ahead from local restaurants and food trucks in Haywood County — breakfast, lunch or supper. No phone call, no standing around, no delivery fee. You pay the menu price and pick it up yourself.

Get early access
In a hurry this morning?Order breakfast on the way and pick it up quick. No line, no waiting on a phone call to go through.
Lunch, and no time to sit down.You've only got so long, and you're tired of fast food. Order from a local place and have it ready when you get there.
Supper, and you're headed home.Off work, leaving a ball game, or just done eating out. Pick it up and break bread at your own house.

No more talking on the phone and hoping they got it right. No more standing at the front of the restaurant waiting on your food.

Start to finish

How an order actually goes.

Pick a place and build your order

See what's open right now near you, as a list or on a map — Canton, Clyde, Waynesville, out toward Maggie Valley and Lake Junaluska. Every choice that place offers is laid out the way they'd ask you at the counter. Prices show the real price, not "+$2." Leaving something off? There's a button for it.

Pay and pick your time

You see the whole ticket first — every line item, sales tax on its own line, and a service fee of $0.00. Then pick as soon as possible, or a fifteen-minute window later today. The kitchen gets it typed and timed, the same way every time. Nobody's ear, nobody's handwriting, nobody's memory.

Walk in and say the word

When the kitchen taps ready, your phone goes off, with a short note on where to pick it up inside. "Pickup Supper, order 1042." That's the whole handoff. If that restaurant runs curbside, you tell the app what your vehicle looks like and they bring it out instead.

More than just you

Feeding a crew, or the whole family, without taking eight orders yourself.

After you pick the restaurant, you pick how you're ordering. Three ways.

Mode 01

Just me

One person, one order, one bag.

Best for breakfast, lunch or supper
Mode 02

Group / Friends

One person starts the pickup and sends a link to everybody in the group. Everybody picks their own food on their own phone, and everybody pays for their own food on their own phone. One person picks it all up, and every bag comes out bagged and tagged per person.

Best for a job-site crew or the office
Mode 03

Family

One family member picks the restaurant everyone wants, then sends the link to their spouse or the whole family. Everyone picks their own food on their own phone, and it all goes to the one person who picks up the whole tab.

Best for supper at the house, or when you're buying

What it costs you

You pay the menu price. Nothing else.

$0.00

Delivery fee. There's no driver — you're picking it up.

$0.00

Service fee. Nothing added at checkout, ever.

$0.00

Menu markup. Same price as the menu. Every restaurant agrees to that in writing before they go live.

Where we're concentrating

Stage one is Haywood County. Stage two is all of Western North Carolina.

We'd rather do one county right than five counties halfway.

HAYWOOD COUNTY STAGE ONE · NOW STAGE TWO · NEXT WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Haywood County is where every restaurant, every menu and every customer goes first. Once it's running right here, the same thing moves west and north across the mountains.
Stage one — nowHaywood County. Canton, Clyde, Waynesville, Maggie Valley, Lake Junaluska, Cruso and Bethel.
Stage two — nextThe 23 counties of Western North Carolina, in the order people ask for them.
LaterThe rest of the state is not on the map yet, and we're not going to pretend otherwise.

Every menu gets built by hand, sitting down with the owner — every size, every option, every way people actually order it — so it reaches the kitchen exactly the way you'd say it in person. That takes real time per restaurant, which is why we start close to home — if something goes wrong, we can drive over and fix it the same day.

  • Canton
  • Clyde
  • Waynesville
  • Maggie Valley
  • Lake Junaluska
  • Cruso
  • Bethel

Questions

The ones people keep asking.

Is the app free?
Yes. Free to download, free to use, no membership and no subscription. You pay for your food and that's it.
Do I have to stand inside and wait?
No. That's half the reason this exists. You stay in your vehicle until the text comes, then walk in and say your order number. If the restaurant runs curbside, you don't go in at all — you tap "I'm here" and they bring it out to you.
Do you deliver?
No, and we're not planning to. The second you add a driver you add a fee, and the fee is the thing we're trying to get rid of.
When can I download it?
Soon. We're building menus with restaurants right now, and a first group goes live before it opens to everybody. Get on the early access list and we'll email you the day it's live so you don't have to keep checking.