Last Call surplus boxes
End-of-day food at a steep discount instead of in the bin. Claimed like a coupon, collected before close. Good for you, good for the kitchen, good for the planet.
What it is
Last Call is the food a kitchen has left near closing, sold as a box at a steep discount instead of being thrown away. You see what is in it, pay when you claim, and collect it before the restaurant closes.
How it works
- An hour or so before close, a restaurant posts tonight’s boxes: what is inside, how many, the price and the collect-by time.
- You claim one and pay at claim; the box is yours and the count drops for everyone else.
- Show the QR at the counter before the collect-by time and take it home.
What it costs
Included on every plan, including Free. The box price is set by the restaurant and paid when you claim; there is nothing else to pay. Plans and prices are on the pricing page.
What you need
- An account, so the claim is yours
- Getting there before the collect-by time
Questions people ask
What is Last Call?
A restaurant's end-of-day surplus, offered as a discounted box. You claim it like any coupon and collect it before they close. Quantities are small and it is first come, first served.
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