<p>what places deliver food? in-and-out does right? how do you deliver?</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>I'm pretty sure In-and-Out does <em>not</em> deliver food. </p>
<p>A USC students started a service last year called Dormroom Delivers, which can you bring you food from In-and-Out, California Pizza Kitchen and other restaurants. I'm not sure if the service is still running this year.</p>
<p><a href="http://dormroomdeliveries.com/about.htm%5B/url%5D">http://dormroomdeliveries.com/about.htm</a></p>
<p>This is not a great option but still in case anyone is interested:</p>
<p>USC "Room Service" delivers and you can use discretionary money (on your USCard) but you have to order a $50 minimum 24 hours in advance and you can only order Pizza (staff can order other things on the menu.)</p>
<p>Dominos does, and does so at 1AM :D it does take them a bit.</p>
<p>and i didn't think USC Hospitality's room service took that long...last year, many floormates on many occasions ordered pizzas from there (and i did once)...maybe the online service should be 24 hours in advance with a $50 minimum, but if you just call them, they're usually there within the hour. the only downside is that during the normal school year, their service stops running at 900PM.</p>
<p>so did i get scammed or does dominoes really charge an extra $2.50 for deliveries?</p>
<p>It's not uncommon at all for pizza companies to charge a delivery fee these days. Some of that money goes towards paying the delivery person's gas and the rest goes to the company. You should still definitely tip as you normally would though.</p>
<p>Papa Johns
Hongkong Express (not sure if they still do it)</p>