Devon Avenue, delivered.
Devon Avenue is Chicago's South Asian food street — and ordering from it online usually means a third-party app taking a heavy cut from a family kitchen. Order Devon is a single ordering hub being built with the avenue's restaurants, on terms a small kitchen can actually live with. Founding restaurants are signing on now; diner ordering opens at launch.
The lineup
Founding restaurants wanted.
This grid fills with real Devon Avenue kitchens as they sign on — each with its own menu, photos, and pickup or delivery options. The cards below show the card format with example data, so restaurants can see exactly how they'd appear. No real businesses are listed yet.
Founding kitchens set the launch lineup and lock founding terms for good.
List your restaurantEvery card above is a labeled example showing the listing format — not a real business. Real restaurants appear here only after they've signed on and approved their listing.
Why one street gets its own app
Built for the avenue, not above it.
One flat per-order fee, printed on this site before launch. No percentage commissions that grow with a kitchen's success, and no charging diners hidden markups.
Order history and regulars belong to the restaurant, not to us. A kitchen can export its own customer list any day, or leave with it any time.
We're not trying to cover a city. One corridor, every kitchen on it, pickup-first with delivery close to home — the radius a fresh naan survives.
For restaurants
Be a founding kitchen.
Who this is for: any restaurant, counter, or sweet shop on or around Devon Avenue that wants online ordering without handing a percentage of every order to a platform.
What founding kitchens get: first position in the launch lineup, founding terms locked permanently, menu and photo setup done with you, and a direct say in how ordering, pickup, and delivery work before anything ships.
What it costs to join: nothing before launch. The flat per-order fee will be published on this page before any diner places an order.