White castle now delivering famous sliders to your home nationwide

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – Postmates, the only app that enables you to get just about anything delivered, has partnered with White Castle, America’s first fast-food hamburger chain and the home of The Original Slider to offer customers on-demand delivery. Starting today through the weekend (August 23), customers will get $5 off, when they spend $20.

“White Castle has been serving its customers for almost 100 years, and we are proud to be a part of their amazing legacy,” said Doug Thompson, Director of Merchant Business Development at Postmates.

“We’re thrilled to further our mission to create memorable moments by meeting our many Cravers where they’re at. This new partnership with Postmates will help us take delivery to the next level,” said Steve Foreman, Director of Operations Services, White Castle. “Since 1921, our team has been embracing innovation and creativity to better savor the White Castle experience. That experience just got even better thanks to this new partnership.”

Postmates is the leader in offering the most choices in on-demand delivery from more than 600,000 restaurants, grocery and convenience stores, as well as traditional retailers. The company now operates in about 4,200 cities and has added some of the most sought-after local and national restaurants, serving 80 of the top 100 restaurants in the US.

To order from participating White Castle locations, visit Postmates.com or download Postmates on iOS or Android. Customers can pay zero delivery fees when they subscribe to Postmates subscription service, Postmates Unlimited, for $9.99 per month.

To get more information about being a merchant on the Postmates platform, please visit https://postmates.com/partner.

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