You may have heard the recent news story about the lawsuit against the breakfast cereal, Cap'n Crunch. A woman recently filed a lawsuit against the cereal company claiming that she had been eating the cereal for four years and was under the impression that Crunch Berries were real fruit.

No, we are not making this up.

The case was rightfully dismissed. To read more on this amazing news story, click here.

Here at Waiter.com, we feel that we should clear up some confusion anyone might have regarding any of our restaurants.

Although it is called, Blue Mango, the San Jose restaurant does not actually serve any blue mangoes.

San Mateo's Clay Oven restaurant does not have any food items that contain clay.

Just because you order from South San Francisco's Goldilocks restaurant, does not mean a little girl will eat your food and then complain about the temperature of each dish. Unless, of course, this sounds like you.

Ordering from a Taxi's Hamburgers location does not mean your food will be made or delivered in an actual taxi.

Our company is called Waiter.com because we are an online catering company where you quickly and easily order food online for takeout (if available) or delivery. If you want a job as a waiter, we suggest walking into a restaurant and asking for an application, or becoming an actor.

If you would like to order from any of the above mentioned restaurants, check out Waiter.com today. For Waiter.com delivery orders, there is a $35 food minimum, an $8.95 delivery charge, and a 15% driver support fee. If you have questions or need help placing an order , give us a call at 1-800-Waiter-9