The Doughies catering counter, a retro diner counter stacked with baked goods
The Counter Is Open

Catering Counter

Community orders, collabs, and special requests. Grab a ticket. The kitchen decides.

Now Serving sign above the Doughies pass
Order Up

Now Serving # ————

The line is real. The kitchen is moving. That’s the last order number the kitchen picked up — yours gets its own when you write a ticket.

For Projects & Communities

Pull up to the pass.

The Catering Counter takes orders from projects and communities — collabs, cross-overs, and special requests. Write your ticket, hand it over, and the kitchen reads every single one. No promises, no shortcuts: the kitchen decides what gets served.

Here for an individual spot?

The Catering Counter is for projects and communities. Regulars earn their punches over in the game room.

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Doughies working the catering counter, taking orders at the register
How The Counter Works

Four steps, start to finish.

Here is exactly what happens after you hand your ticket over — and what every stamp on it means.

1

Write your ticket

Three lines: who’s ordering, your X handle, and what you’re after. There’s a quick kitchen quiz at the bottom to keep the bots out.

About a minute
2

Take your stub

You get an order number and a ticket stub. It’s saved on this device, and you can pull it back up any time with your X handle — no account needed.

Keep the link
3

The kitchen reads it

Every ticket gets read. There’s no set turnaround and no queue‑jumping. Post your stub on X and drop the link in to get it starred — starred tickets are read first, which still isn’t a yes.

No DM needed
4

Watch the stamp

Your stub gets stamped as the order moves. If it’s served, spots land on the same stub — sign in as the same X handle you put on the ticket to open them and drop off wallets.

Same handle only

What the stamps mean

Diner slang, in plain English. This is the same stamp you’ll see on your own stub.

In the oven Your ticket reached the kitchen and is waiting to be read. Nothing else to do.
Served The kitchen picked it up. Sign in as the X handle on the ticket to open your spots and paste the wallets they’re for.
86’d Restaurant shorthand for “we’re out of it.” This one isn’t moving forward.
Write Your Ticket

The guest check.

Three lines. That’s all the kitchen needs.

Kneading…

Setting the counter. One second, sugar.

At The Pass

Check my order.

Ticket number and handle. The kitchen keeps the rest.