That page looks like ours. The fees are still DoorDash's.
Thanks for hunting us down — "Online Ordering by DoorDash" is the white-label product DoorDash sells to restaurants. The page wears our colors and shows our menu, which is genuinely useful. But the dead giveaway is the URL: if it says doordash.com, order.online, or storefront anywhere, it's still routed through the same marketplace, with the same fees baked in.
Looks like ordering direct. Isn't.
"Online Ordering by DoorDash" is designed to feel like a restaurant's own ordering page — same branding, same menu, often a clean look. The mechanics underneath haven't changed, though. Commissions, service fees, delivery fees, and processing all still apply, and the order still routes through DoorDash's dispatch and payments infrastructure.
When the dust settles, as much as 45% of what you pay can end up leaving Pennsylvania and heading to corporate offices in California. The fix is simple — order through the link below, which is our actual direct ordering system, not a marketplace dressed up to look like one.
Even when the page is styled like the restaurant, the order goes through DoorDash's system — and the marketplace's fees come out of the total.
No commission to a third-party marketplace. The price you see is the price the restaurant works with — and the local economy keeps the rest.
The link below is our actual direct system.
Same food, same kitchen, same delivery — without the marketplace cut. Every night until 1:30 AM.