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White Castle Now Accepting Online Orders
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Jamie Feldmar
Published May 4, 2011
Modified May 4, 2011
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There may or may not have been times when we attempted to walk through the 24-hour drive through in Williamsburg's White Caste to sate our late-night slider craving, only to be denied for not arriving in a vehicle. But those days are (sort of) over now, with the announcement that the chain is now accepting online orders in its NYC locations. Feel a craving for chicken rings coming on? Get clicking now!
So-called "slider nirvana" is "just a click away for White Castle's die-hard Cravers" [note: we did not know that such a population existed, but are intrigued nonetheless], and the press release notes that the service is "especially beneficial for those with large orders." Crave Case, here we come! No word yet on how this new service will affect the chain's annual reservations-only Valentine's Day Dinner, but hopefully they'll still keep a touch of that old-fashioned, technology-free romance.
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