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Adding a Daily Ritual with @Ritual_Co

  • Chelsea Montgomery
  • Sep 2, 2015
  • 3 min read


Everybody is busy. I feel that's a fair statement. Everyone I speak to talks about how they have no time to do anything and just feel rushed and at time unfulfilled. In a world with a million apps that are supposed to help with productivity, help make you healthier, or just make things easier-it's rare that you find one that actually delivers.

Everyone knows Uber and how it's become part of our daily lexicon, "I'll just uber over," and part of it's success is how it really does make going form point a to b that much easier by instant payment through the app as well as actually using your location services for something useful.

Despite the world of busy we all find ourselves in, we all need to eat. I have been there when you're hungry, bordering hangry, you don't know what you want, you don't want to waste time in line and in all the time you just wasted trying to decide what and where you're going to eat your lunch hour is almost gone and you find yourself eating sub par fast food or an overpriced limp salad because that place had no line.

Enter RITUAL. The name even puts you at ease. RITUAL is an app that makes your lunch time enjoyable by giving you back time. How may you ask? Simple. RITUAL offers you a wide selection of some of Toronto's best restaurants and lunch spots at your finger tips through their easy to use app. I was fortunate enough to recently have used RITUAL while I was with my sister and we were both craving something delicious and were desperately hungry from a long morning.

Instead of finding ourselves in a fast food joint, Emma and I simply opened the app which quickly located us and showed us what some the closely located food spots had to offer. We were near the St Lawrence Market so there was a wide variety of food to choose some. We felt like Italian so we went with the renowned Toronto gem Uno Mustachio, an Italian sandwich bar that usually only accepts cash and is need of crowd control with their lunch time rush.

In using RITUAL, we simply had to choose our sandwiches-I had the veal parmesan and Emma a meatball sandwich- and make any special requests, such as extra sauce, bread type etc, and then hit order. RITUAL charged my credit card, which I had already provided when setting up my account, and placed my order with Uno Mustachio even though I was a couple of blocks away. In using my location services, RITUAL wroks out how far away you are and places the order when you are close enough that your meal will be hot and ready when you arrive.

Ritual in Three Simple Steps

Step 1: Order on your phone from your favourite spots in your neighborhood.

Step 2: Your order will be placed and made as you make your way over there.

Step 3: It will be ready and waiting by the time you arrive.

All I have to say is, it was so easy that when I got to by pass the line and grab my sandwich I felt like the lady from the IKEA commercial, wanting to scream "GET THE CAR," before somebody stopped me. RITUAL provides you with some of the best food in the city, easy payment but most of all it gives you TIME. After the minutes it took Emma and I to place our order, everything else was relaxing time. We didn't have to do anything but walk over and pick up our order. In our world of "busy" the last luxury is time and that's what RITUAL delivers and easily so. I love RITUAL and I feel that you will too, so I want you to give it at shot with $10 credit towards your first order with the code CHELSEA1728, that's right have some time and enjoy one of my favourite things(food) by signing up for RITUAL. Just as uber has become part of our day to day I am putting my money and my mouth with RITUAL and encourage you to do as I have and make a RITUAL.

Want to know where you can use RITUAL and some of the awesome partnered Restaurants? Simply click on your Neighborhood below for a full list of the ever growing food spots on RITUAL: and download the app here.


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