GloriaFood has stopped accepting new signups. Full service ends March 31, 2027. GloriaFood public notice
Keep online ordering running before the deadline gets close.
Savorria gives GloriaFood restaurants a familiar way to take pickup and delivery orders, manage a menu, receive orders from a mobile app or browser, and keep customers ordering direct.
Imported restaurant menu
Categories, items, prices, and availability are pulled into a clean menu draft.
New GloriaFood signups are closed
The window for choosing what comes next is already open.
Move the menu while there is time
You can import your menu, review it calmly, and update your ordering links without rushing staff or customers.
Full GloriaFood service ends
Switching early keeps the change boring, which is exactly what restaurant operations need.
GloriaFood restaurants should not have to relearn online ordering from zero.
The products are built around the same practical job: let customers order direct, let the restaurant control the menu, and give staff a clear way to accept incoming orders.
Online menu and direct ordering
Publish your own ordering page and link to it from your website, social profiles, and customer messages.
Pickup and delivery
Keep pickup and restaurant-run delivery available with clear rules, fees, minimums, and availability.
Order receiving app
Use the Savorria mobile app to receive and manage live restaurant orders while the team is moving.
Web dashboard
Use the browser dashboard when you want a larger screen for orders, menu work, and service settings.
Bring your GloriaFood menu over in seconds.
Savorria includes a dedicated GloriaFood menu import. Create a Fetch Menu API key in GloriaFood, choose what the menu should be called in Savorria, and we pull the menu structure into your new account.
Create the key
Generate a Fetch Menu API key from your GloriaFood account.
Paste two fields
Name the new Savorria menu and paste the GloriaFood API key.
Review and publish
Check categories, items, descriptions, prices, and availability before sending customers to the new order page.
The two-field form. Technically, GloriaFood only has to bring one.
One field is just the name you want inside Savorria. The other is the GloriaFood API key.
A menu migration is easy. A rushed go-live is not.
Restaurants have moving parts: staff habits, printed material, website buttons, social links, QR codes, customer expectations, and busy shifts. Moving early lets you fix the quiet details before they become noisy.
Keep your order links under control
Update website buttons, Google profile links, social bios, QR codes, and customer messages on your own schedule.
Train staff without pressure
Let the team accept test orders, learn the mobile app, and get comfortable before the last-minute rush.
Clean up the menu during the move
Use the migration as a chance to review old items, prices, descriptions, modifiers, and availability.
What GloriaFood restaurants can expect in Savorria
Website and social ordering links
Branded ordering page and direct customer links
Restaurant-controlled menu
Menu editor with categories, items, images, prices, and availability
Pickup and delivery workflows
Pickup, scheduled pickup, restaurant-run delivery zones, fees, and minimums
Order-taking app
Live mobile app and web dashboard for incoming orders
Export work depends on your current setup
Dedicated GloriaFood menu importer using a menu name and a GloriaFood API key
What restaurants usually ask before switching
The migration should feel controlled, not dramatic. These are the details worth clearing up before you move.
Moving from GloriaFood?
We can help you import the menu, review the setup, and get your new ordering page ready before customers notice anything changed.