The replacement for Oracle's GloriaFood

Why restaurants are moving now

Oracle retires GloriaFood on April 30, 2027. Restaurants relying on it need somewhere to land before the ordering button on their website stops working that day. Moving early means you keep the orders you already earn instead of pushing customers back to a marketplace that charges a third of the ticket.

• Your ordering page, menu and checkout stay live under your own brand
• Repeat customers and their order history live with you, not a marketplace
• Card payments land in your own account with a small, published fee
• Nothing to install — it runs in the browser and on phones

How the menu import works

Open Menu in your dashboard and choose Import from GloriaFood. Upload the export from your GloriaFood menu editor, paste your menu straight out of a spreadsheet, or point us at your current ordering page. You see a full preview — categories, dishes and prices — before anything is added, and nothing on your existing menu is overwritten.

• Categories, dish names, descriptions, prices and photos
• Sizes turned into a required size choice, extras into add-on groups
• Preview and confirm before a single item is saved
• Import as many times as you like while you tidy things up

Side by side

GloriaFood gave you a free ordering widget and little else. Order Dash gives you the widget, your own website, payments, delivery dispatch, promotions, customer records, digital menu screens and automatic win-back messaging — with a real person to help you move across.

What switching day looks like

Create your restaurant, import the menu, set your hours and fulfilment rules, connect payouts, then replace the GloriaFood button on your website with your Order Dash link or embed code. Most restaurants finish in an afternoon, and if you use our website builder there is no embed code at all — ordering is already built in.

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