LoCo Co-ops

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LoCo Co-ops LoCo believes in creating a fair and sustainable alternative to the companies that are currently setting the tone of food delivery nationwide.

If you are looking to develop a co-op in your town or city, we’re here to help! The concept of third party delivery is here to stay, but restaurants need to turn the national for-profit model into a local public utility to protect restaurants from tech investors looking to take as much money out of the restaurants as possible. LoCo Co-ops was created by Jon Sewell, a restaurant owner in Iowa City, Iowa. Sewell started CHOMP Delivery months after behemoth online and mobile food-ordering company Grubhub bought the OrderUp! service operating in Iowa City and proposed to double commission rates it charged restaurants in the area. A former health care executive and owner of a restaurant in Iowa City, Sewell saw an opportunity to set up a model familiar to him in the health care setting: a business owned by some of the main stakeholders (in that case, hospitals using medical services such as a mobile MRI machine, for example). Sewell approached some of
the other restaurant proprietors in town to become co-owners of CHOMP Delivery. After refining the concept with the launch of a second delivery co-op (Noco Nosh) in Fort Collins, Colorado, Sewell founded LoCo Co-ops to create franchise opportunities bringing the model across the United States and internationally. Furthermore, we believe that restaurant owners themselves should be involved not only in the decision-making of the delivery of their food, but they should also be charged commission rates that are fair and sustainable – not the current national rates, which are way above most independent restaurant margins. Lastly, LoCo believes that food delivery is an extension of the onsite service restaurants provide. Since there are so many issues with the customer service provided by other third party delivery companies in the market today, LoCo focuses on customer experience and aims for total customer satisfaction, just as any restaurant would. Contact us for LoCo Co-op Franchising Opportunities: [email protected]

14/07/2021

The pandemic forced restaurants to close their doors and rely on delivery to survive. But many restaurant owners say fees from third-party delivery apps didn't help.

01/07/2021

Uber Eats loves to make expensive commercials to try to make you think they care about local restaurants. In reality Grubhub, Uber & Doordash have been screwing over restaurants for years and frankly we're not going to take it anymore. We've worked with Nevada Restaurant Association to pass SB320 which prevents and fines these companies from stealing our menus and other intellectual properties.

Now we've launched a food delivery coop that will replace billion dollar tech companies and put delivery back in the hands of restaurants. We have so many restaurants reaching out daily to get on our platform so now we need customers to do the right thing and delete those other apps and download the LOCO app.

ORDER ONLINE: locovegas.coop
Download the app : rebrand.ly/getloco

01/07/2021

A new food delivery service called “LOCO Las Vegas,” is now up and running in Southern Nevada. “We decided to form this co-op to combat the egregious practices and predatory nature of the current food delivery options,” Tacotarian co-founder Kristen Corral said. “The ma...

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27/05/2021

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Loco Co-Op is available in six different cities, including Las Vegas; Knoxville, Tenn.; and Richmond, Va. as another alternative to the third-party delivery giants

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