Canadian clients only: The GST/HST tax relief will be applied to eligible food/drink order items from Dec 14 – Feb 15. Fees, cutlery, delivery and tips do not qualify for the relief and are still subject to the usual GST/HST rate.

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10 Reasons Why National Sandwich Month is the Tastiest Time of Year

August is National Sandwich Month, or, as we tend to know it: the tastiest time of year. Since 1762, when the sack lunch staple was first concocted, sandwiches have taken on various shapes and sizes. From pulled pork to porchetta, there is no end to the artistry.
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8 Special Events You Didn’t Know Foodee Could Cater

As much as we may love dropping off delicious sandwiches and salads, Foodee is all set to do so much more. By now you probably know the range of different restaurants our platform possesses, but you might not know the kind of events we cater to.
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What People in Minneapolis are Eating

Ever wonder what people in Minneapolis are eating? Well, now we know! We've compiled the top 10 restaurants corporate clients are crazy about, including the items that they purchase the most.
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19 Cool Food Customs You Won’t Find in the Workplace

Corporate food culture may still be in its infancy, but that hasn't stopped offices from introducing edible etiquette of their own. We know how tough it is to keep up with all the do's and don'ts, but at least it isn't like elsewhere in the world!
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Foodee Eats: Breakfast in Austin

While Austin may mostly be known for SXSW, we know the live music capital of the world is always bustling. Spend your day hiking River Place trail, shopping the boutiques in East Austin, just make sure to keep your mornings clear for these great eateries.
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Foodee Help: More Ways to Find Answers

When you want to learn more about something, where do you usually look? The library? The internet? Chances are you type in a quick query on Google and click on the closest result. 99% of the time this works out perfectly. But when you want to learn about the way a company works, where can you go?