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Approach Results Testimonials Team News Contact Feeding HungryHouse’s appetite for growth In 2013, online takeaway service, HungryHouse, was ramping up efforts to rival the dominance of Just Eat, and was actively looking to jolt diners into placing their orders online rather than over the phone. Data-driven and customer-focused, while the HungryHouse platform was national, the brand understood its customers at hyper-local level. We use cookies to give you the best experience on our website. You can find out more about which cookies we are using by seeing our privacy policy Accept