
Empanada shops
Every order, with clear varieties
and options.
You decide which varieties and options to offer. The customer chooses how they want their order and when to collect it. You receive all their choices directly in your dashboard. No Don Barrio commission per order.
You define the available varieties and options, and the customer selects them when placing their order.
The customer picks an available collection time and you see in the order when they're coming for it.
Don Barrio doesn't take a percentage of your sales. If the customer pays online, the payment provider's fee applies separately.
Let's be straight
The more options an order has, the easier it is to get it wrong.
Varieties, quantities and options can change with each order. Don Barrio gathers the customer's choices so you can check exactly what they ordered.

“When an order has empanadas of several flavours, I don't want to have to remember which is which.”
Each product in the order keeps the options the customer chose, so you can check the detail when preparing it.
“At peak time I can't serve the counter and take orders at the same time.”
The customer places their order from your online shop and you receive it in the dashboard without having to stop to take a call.
“Not everyone wants their empanadas the same way.”
You can offer, for example, baked or raw as product options and the customer chooses what they want when ordering.
This is what your customer sees
Single empanadas, half dozens and assorted dozens, in the same shop.
One, six or twelve. One flavour or a mix of several. Baked or raw. Go into the example shop and build your order.
- Open your link
- Split their dozen
- Choose when to collect
- Choose how to pay
Grab single empanadas, or build your assorted dozen with today's varieties.
An assorted order, easy to check
Twelve empanadas, every detail in a single order.
The customer makes their choice and you see in the order how many empanadas they want of each flavour. All the detail stays together so you can check it while preparing.
The rush hour
When lots of orders arrive at once, you need to see them clearly.
Instead of reconstructing each order from messages and calls, you see in one place what each customer has ordered and when they're coming to collect it.
Hi, do you have a dozen for nine?
20:34Nine is tight. Would half past nine do?
20:51OK. Make it assorted, but no humita
20:58And what do I put in the other three?
21:09Whatever you see fit. Oh, and a box of raw ones if any are left
21:14- A single order can end up spread across several messages.
- Every change means going back to check what the customer wanted.
- When several orders arrive at once, it's hard to keep an overview.
- The latest changes can get lost between conversations.
- All together: rush-hour orders are in a single view.
- Each order with its detail: you see quantities, flavours and the customer's options.
- Each collection with its time: you know when each customer is coming.
- Changes aren't scattered across different conversations.
Your customers
Every order helps you get to know your customers better.
Each customer has their record and order history. You can check when they've bought and what they ordered before, and stay in touch with those who have given you permission.
Hello Marcos,
Thanks for choosing La Docena again. We're glad to have you back.
Whenever you want to order again, you can do it from our shop and choose when to collect it.
Kind regards,
La Docena

“Friday at nine used to be me with the phone on my shoulder. Now the dozens arrive already split and I can see what time each customer comes.”
Empanada shop questions
What empanada shops ask us.
Missing something? Write to us at hola@donbarrio.com and a person will answer you.
Next Friday
Let the dozen arrive well ordered. And every collection on time.
Your customer chooses the varieties, the quantity and when to collect. You receive each order clear and ready to prepare, with no calls or back-and-forth.