New York City-based Ghost kitchen operator Zuul has launched Zuul Market, a virtual food hall delivery experience to help fuel New Yorkers’ return to work. Zuul Market provides scheduled deliveries to specific drop points, which enables tenants, employees, and residents to order from multiple restaurants in the same delivery order.
Zuul has already partnered with NYC property developers like Silverstein Properties and Broad Street Development to launch Zuul Market locations throughout their buildings, including those in the World Trade Center complex.
"Zuul Market builds on our 2019 acquisition of Ontray, moving from a single-restaurant to a multi-restaurant food delivery service," said Corey Manicone, CEO of Zuul, in a statement. "We're excited to offer this new sales channel to our member restaurants while supporting a safe return to work for many New Yorkers."
"Zuul Market's delivery model unlocks the efficiencies of larger, catering-style deliveries, but with the diversity of choice and brand-name restaurants of a food hall," said Kristen Barnett, director of strategy for Zuul, in a statement. "We are excited about the potential to expand this model to other buildings to offer customers convenience without sacrificing choice."
Related: Ghost Kitchens Pop Up in the Age of COVID; Zuul Secures Funds to Operate NYC Ghost Kitchens.
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