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How a Virtual Kitchen in Washington, D.C. Reached New Customers and Grew Revenue with KitchenHub

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Expanded reach across DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Postmates
Reduction in manual labor and order errors
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missed orders

WHO

GritsDC is a collective of local tastemakers operating out of Washington, D.C. Known for delivering soulful, comforting meals straight to customers' doors, GritsDC operates virtually through platforms like DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Postmates, with no storefront and no dine-in.

WHAT

The team behind GritsDC saw potential in expanding virtually, but struggled to manage incoming orders across multiple tablets, reconcile delivery menus, and gain the data they needed to make smart operational decisions.

WHY

For a concept built entirely around off-premise dining, GritsDC needed a streamlined, all-in-one technology partner. The goal was to grow without growing overhead – no new staff, no bigger kitchen, no marketing campaigns – just better infrastructure.

Solution

KitchenHub gave GritsDC the foundation to scale smart. By aggregating all third-party delivery platforms into a single, easy-to-manage interface, the team could focus on food, not logistics. KitchenHub’s tools allowed them to identify high-performing items, manage menus across channels, and fulfill every order without delays or confusion.

Most importantly, KitchenHub allowed GritsDC to operate like a well-funded ghost kitchen — without the startup costs. With no need to expand staff or buy extra hardware, GritsDC turned its compact setup into a high-volume, delivery-first brand.

Challenges Resolved

1. Difficulty tracking and fulfilling orders from multiple delivery platforms

2. Menu inconsistencies and lack of centralized control

3. Lack of visibility into performance metrics

4. Missed growth opportunities due to inefficient operations

Customers Feedback

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Photis Patriotis, Co-Founder, GritsDC