How to update Meal Service
Log In: Log in to ATDW
Profiles: In the main menu, select 'PROFILES'
Find Profile: Find the relevant profile and click the corresponding ‘UPDATE’ button.
Service & Prices: In the sub menu, select ' Service & Prices'.
Meal Service: In the Meal Service Section at the top of the page, use the checkboxes to select the option that best describes your business:
Do Not Specify: Use this option if you would prefer not to disclose this information
My establishment doesn't serve meals: Select this if you do not provide any food for customers, or if you only provide light snacks for customers (See: Are Bar Snacks a Meal?)
My establishment serves the following meals: This applies if you serve meals. If this option is checked, you will then be able to select whether you serve breakfast, lunch, dinner or late night meals. Select all that apply.Submit for Review: Once complete, check your Profile Summary and then submit your profile for review. This step is crucial to ensure that your profile is reviewed, approved, and published, making your updated information visible to potential customers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is considered a Meal?
A meal is typically considered a substantial serving of food that forms a main part of breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Meals differ from light snacks or beverages, offering a more complete and filling dining experience.
What if I don't serve Meals?
Don't worry, if you serve anything from light snacks, brunch and high tea to baked goods, you'll get a chance to specify this in Cuisine Types. If you only sell coffee, cocktails, wine, beer or other beverages, you'll also be able to add this as a Cuisine Type (See: Cuisine Type)
Are Bar Snacks a Meal?
If your Bar snacks tend to be lighter, more casual offerings like chips, nuts, or small bites, they are generally not considered a full meal.
However, if your bar snacks include more substantial items like sliders, pizzas, wings, or platters that can satisfy hunger, they could be considered closer to a meal, depending on portion size and variety. So customers know what to expect, you can clarify the type of food you provide, through your description, videos, photos and by adding a menu URL to your profile.
Is a charcuterie board or tasting platter a meal?
A charcuterie board can be considered a meal depending on its portion size and the variety of items included. If it offers enough substance - such as meats, cheeses, bread, fruits, and accompaniments - it can serve as a light meal for one or more people. However, it may also be viewed as a shared appetiser or snack, so it’s best to describe it clearly to help customers understand whether it can serve as a full meal or not.