Why SkipTheDishes Should Be Your Go-To Meal Delivery Service for McDonald’s (Hint: There’s Free Delivery July 8-31!)
Torontonians are lucky: since we live in such a large metropolis, we have a wealth of food delivery options—meaning there’s never any reason to leave your bed on a particularly rough Saturday morning to brave the lines at your best-loved takeout joint. One service in particular, SkipTheDishes, is quickly becoming a local favourite. This week is an especially good one to become acquainted with the food delivery company, as they’re offering free delivery on all McDonald’s orders over $20. Here are a few other reasons we love SkipTheDishes (and only one is because they work with Jon Hamm).
They regularly run sweet deals. From July 8 to July 31, 2019, SkipTheDishes is celebrating its partnership with McDonald’s. And they’re doing it in the best way: with free delivery on all orders over $20 (not including tax or tip) at select locations within the GTA. It’s the perfect time to surprise your baseball team with a post-game Big Mac or treat your co-workers to midday McNuggets and fries. If you miss the month-long free delivery, don’t fret: McDonald’s is offered full time on the SkipTheDishes network (cue the cheers!). Download the app on iOS or Google Play to be the first to know about other upcoming deals.
It’s Canada’s largest food delivery network. When it comes to food delivery services, the bigger the network, the better. The Canadian company, which was founded in 2012, provides Canadians with more restaurant options than any other app—and it’s still expanding rapidly, with more than 20,000 restaurants across the country. In Toronto, there are thousands of options for residents, making the decision to use SkipTheDishes to deliver on all your McDonald’s cravings that much easier.
You can order through the website or through their app. If hunger strikes and you happen to be at your laptop, there’s no need to scurry around the house trying to locate your phone. With SkipTheDishes, you can place your order through their website from wherever you happen to be. It may seem like a small innovation, but for freelancers and laptop addicts, it certainly comes in handy—just one of the little ways that SkipTheDishes integrates seamlessly into your life.
They have Jon Hamm on board. Any service that can attract the impeccable taste of Don Draper (and have him proclaim his love for Canadian staples like hockey and poutine) is good enough for us.
So enjoy McDonald’s free delivery on SkipTheDishes and check out their full menu by either visiting the SkipTheDishes website to order or downloading their app on iOS or Google Play stores. Available from July 8 to 31, 2019, with orders over $20, throughout select locations within the GTA—you can thank us later!
$20 minimum eligible food and beverage total required before taxes and tip. Offer valid from July 8 to 31, 2019. See SkipTheDishes app for details. Delivery available from participating McDonald’s locations. McDonald’s coupons, mobile app offers and promotional offers excluded from delivery.
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They regularly run sweet deals. From July 8 to July 31, 2019, SkipTheDishes is celebrating its partnership with McDonald’s. And they’re doing it in the best way: with free delivery on all orders over $20 (not including tax or tip) at select locations within the GTA. It’s the perfect time to surprise your baseball team with a post-game Big Mac or treat your co-workers to midday McNuggets and fries. If you miss the month-long free delivery, don’t fret: McDonald’s is offered full time on the SkipTheDishes network (cue the cheers!). Download the app on iOS or Google Play to be the first to know about other upcoming deals.
It’s Canada’s largest food delivery network. When it comes to food delivery services, the bigger the network, the better. The Canadian company, which was founded in 2012, provides Canadians with more restaurant options than any other app—and it’s still expanding rapidly, with more than 20,000 restaurants across the country. In Toronto, there are thousands of options for residents, making the decision to use SkipTheDishes to deliver on all your McDonald’s cravings that much easier.
You can order through the website or through their app. If hunger strikes and you happen to be at your laptop, there’s no need to scurry around the house trying to locate your phone. With SkipTheDishes, you can place your order through their website from wherever you happen to be. It may seem like a small innovation, but for freelancers and laptop addicts, it certainly comes in handy—just one of the little ways that SkipTheDishes integrates seamlessly into your life.
They have Jon Hamm on board. Any service that can attract the impeccable taste of Don Draper (and have him proclaim his love for Canadian staples like hockey and poutine) is good enough for us.
So enjoy McDonald’s free delivery on SkipTheDishes and check out their full menu by either visiting the SkipTheDishes website to order or downloading their app on iOS or Google Play stores. Available from July 8 to 31, 2019, with orders over $20, throughout select locations within the GTA—you can thank us later!
$20 minimum eligible food and beverage total required before taxes and tip. Offer valid from July 8 to 31, 2019. See SkipTheDishes app for details. Delivery available from participating McDonald’s locations. McDonald’s coupons, mobile app offers and promotional offers excluded from delivery.
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