White Castle, billed as the first fast food restaurant in the United States, is looking to allow online ordering for all of its locations.
The Columbus, Ohio-based company said that the new online service is “especially beneficial for those with large orders” but can be applied to all orders.
Customers can register online with a free account, locate a nearby restaurant, look though a menu, and then order.
The items will then be available when the customer arrives at the location.
The chain said that it first tested online ordering in Minneapolis two months ago and then expanded it.
White Castle, which was founded 90 years ago, has 400 locations in 11 states, mainly in the Midwest and on the East Coast.
