Deadly Hub is built in Belfast. Taquitos shows direct food ordering, text ordering and private hire enquiries in use; Agra shows how a restaurant lets guests book tables directly. Their public websites also include search-focused page content to help people find those services.
Built for: takeaways, cafés, restaurants, food trucks, bars with food, event caterers.
Real Belfast client
Customers order and pay on the Taquitos website, which runs on Deadly Hub.
During evening service, customers can also order by text message through automated text ordering, and pay by secure link.
Private hire enquiries and gift card sales come in through the same website.
The adobo paste shop sells online from that site too. The public pages include local search content and structured information about what Taquitos offers.
Taquitos takes paid orders on its own site with no per-order commission from Deadly Hub. Belfast takeaways and cafés get the same direct ordering, for collection or delivery.
Online ordering →Agra puts table bookings first: guests reserve online and the site promotes offers for booking direct. Belfast restaurants can run bookings the same way.
Reservations →Taquitos takes private hire enquiries through a structured form, so each event request arrives with the date, guest numbers and notes.
Private hire enquiries →Belfast client work
Two Belfast hospitality businesses. Each uses the parts that suit how they trade.
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Mexican street food truck
Taquitos runs on a Deadly Hub website with ordering and till features, plus private hire, gift cards and an online shop for its adobo paste. During service, Taquitos also uses our automated text ordering for its evening deliveries.
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Indian restaurant, Belfast city centre
Agra's website puts table bookings first. Guests reserve online, and the site promotes direct-booking dinner offers so diners book directly with the restaurant.
Built in Belfast
Deadly Hub is built and supported in Belfast. Standard setup is still done remotely, with handover over a video call, and an on-site visit around Belfast can be quoted if you would like one. Get in touch through the enquiry form or on Facebook.
FAQs
Taquitos uses a Deadly Hub website for ordering, private hire, gift cards and its adobo paste shop, plus automated text ordering during evening service. Agra uses its site for table reservations and direct-booking offers. Their public pages also have search work; see exactly what each venue uses on Our Work.
See Belfast client work →Deadly Hub is built and supported from Belfast. Standard setup for Belfast venues is done remotely: we go through your menu and how you trade, build the site, connect your payment provider, run a test order or booking with you, then hand over on a video call. On-site visits can be quoted if you want one.
About Deadly Hub →Yes. Automated text ordering is available on its own or alongside a Deadly Hub website. Customers text their order and pay by secure link. SMS credits are charged separately.
Text ordering →Deadly Hub charges no per-order commission. Payment processing fees go to your payment provider, and SMS credits, hardware such as printers, and work outside standard setup are separate where they apply.
See pricing →Tell us how your venue trades and we will suggest the right plan.