Online Ordering by Caviar
Caviar is a convenient way to discover great local food — and we're glad to be featured. But ordering directly from us keeps far more of your dollar in the neighborhood.
The best way to support us is to order direct.
Find Us on Caviar — or Order Direct
Caviar launched as a premium delivery service built to showcase standout local restaurants, and it's now operated by DoorDash. The polished experience is nice, but behind the scenes it carries the same hefty marketplace fees.
When you order through Caviar, a large share of every dollar leaves New Hope for a national corporation. Ordering direct lets you enjoy the exact same food while supporting a local family business.
Almost Half Leaves the Table
Because Caviar runs on the DoorDash marketplace, the restaurant commission and processing fees stack up the same way — and the customer still pays service fees on top. Here's how the two ways to order really compare.
- Up to 30% commission charged to the restaurant
- Plus about 3% credit card processing fees
- Around 15% in fees paid by you, the customer
- Much of it flows out to national big-tech corporations
- Just a very small ordering fee for you
- 0% commission taken from the restaurant
- The same fresh pizza and Italian favorites you love
- Your money stays in the local economy
Order Direct, Support Local
No Hidden Commissions
Order directly and we keep what we earn — instead of handing up to a third of it to a delivery app. That's what keeps a small kitchen like ours thriving.
Money Stays Local
Every direct order keeps your dollars in New Hope, supporting local jobs and neighbors — not flowing out to national tech corporations.
The Best Way to Help Us
It's the same menu, the same fresh food — and the single most meaningful way to support the restaurant you love. Thank you for ordering direct.
Order Direct & Keep It Local
Order directly from Wood Fired Pizzeria for fresh, satisfying pizza and Italian favorites — you'll pay only a very small fee, and you'll keep nearly half of your order from flowing out to big tech.