FoodBook v4.2.4 - Online Food Ordering System for WordPress with One-Click Order Printing
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FoodBook is a comprehensive online food ordering system for WordPress, designed to streamline the process of taking orders with ease. The plugin, a single branch system, supports both pick-up and delivery orders, as well as the option for customers to choose between the two. For users with multiple branches, the FoodBook Multibranch Add-on is available for purchase, which can be used in conjunction with FoodBook. Built on WooCommerce, this plugin allows users to integrate a seamless food ordering system onto their WordPress website.
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Demo: https://codecanyon.net/item/foodbook-online-food-ordering-system-for-wordpress/27669182
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Why this release matters
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