good website= good order
Unpleasant services and their website are not that good.
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Unpleasant services and their website are not that good.
This app is terrible. Forgets logins, won't take orders, duplicates orders. If you're a restaurant using or considering this App. DON'T!
This website SUCKS. Don't order online using this or you will make a wasted trip to pick up food.
Take heed they will not refund you if the restaurants food is bad. All you will receive is a coupon to order again. I just wasted $50 the food is so bad we cant even eat it
I will not use munchem again after using quite often because I did like the service
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