Start with the order decision
Feature a real pizza, meal option, or occasion. Explain size, price, availability, and offer conditions only when your team has confirmed them.
- A returning or seasonal pizza.
- A family meal with exact inclusions.
- A genuine midweek pickup offer.
- A direct-order reminder with the correct location link.
Check pickup and delivery details
Use your actual delivery area, fees, minimums, and operating times. Do not imply free delivery or fast arrival unless that is a real promise your business can honor.
Test the whole order path
Open the email on a phone, follow the button, choose the right store, and check that the featured item is available. A well-written message cannot fix a broken order page.
Subject: Tonight calls for [pizza name]
Hi [first name], Your next pizza night could start with [pizza], topped with [accurate ingredients]. It is available from [restaurant or location] during [real service times]. [Add a genuine offer with its exact conditions, or remove this paragraph.] Order for [pickup or delivery]: [direct-order link]. We will get the oven ready, The [restaurant] team
Make this email your own
Use the generator to turn your real restaurant details into a draft. Check every offer, date, and link before you send it to guests who chose to hear from you.
Create your emailFrequently asked questions
Can I claim ordering direct saves the guest money?+
Only if you have checked the actual prices and fees for the comparison you are making.
Should I include several offers?+
One clear order choice is easier to understand. Give competing offers separate campaigns when they serve different audiences.