Honestly, what I love most about Fooda is that it takes the what's for lunch" question away once a week, which is so helpful. The app is super simple: pick your vendor for the day, tap a few buttons, done. Setup on our end was easy too, it synced up with our office stuff without much hassle, and their support team was quick to respond whenever we had random questions about billing or swapping vendors. It holds up fine even when literally everyone in the office is ordering at the same time during the lunch rush, and orders come out right more often than not. Money-wise, the cost per employee is great. The smart features are pretty solid without being in-your-face about it. It picks up on what you usually order and starts surfacing those vendors/dishes higher up, so you're not re-scrolling the whole list every day. Vendor rotation and payment/credits are all automatic too — no manual tracking needed on our end. Nothing flashy, just quiet automation that removes friction you don't notice until it's gone. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What I dislike about Fooda is that there’s sometimes a lack of variety in the restaurants that come to our building. It can feel repetitive, and over the last quarter the same cuisines seemed to rotate throughout the week. For example, it was Jamaican, Thai food, piri piri, and some kind of rice bowl. That was basically it, and it got very boring. Before, there used to be a wider variety of vendors coming through, especially poke bowls. We haven’t had those in a long time. Besides that, I’m happy with Fooda. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.



