Cookie Policy
What Pane stores on your phone or computer when you order, why each item is there, and how to clear it.
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In short
- We store only what is needed to take your order and keep you signed in. Nothing on this site tracks you across other websites.
- We set no advertising cookies, and we sell nothing to advertisers.
- We do not run third-party analytics or social media pixels.
- You can clear everything at any time from your browser settings, or by signing out.
A plain-language summary. The sections below are the terms that apply.
On this page — 6 sections
2What we store, and why
Every item below is necessary for the site to work. None of it is optional in the sense that ordering would still function without it.
- Your sign-in session — so you stay signed in between pages and do not have to confirm a code every time you tap something. It is removed when you sign out.
- Your basket — so the items you chose are still there if you close the tab and come back, or if your connection drops mid-order.
- Your last delivery address and name — so a repeat order does not make you type them again. Kept on your own device.
- Security protection — a token that proves a request came from this site and not from another one impersonating it.
Staff terminals used inside the restaurant store a staff session for the same reason. Those devices belong to Pane and are not customer-facing.
3What we do not do
- We do not set advertising or retargeting cookies.
- We do not embed third-party analytics or social media tracking pixels.
- We do not build a profile of you for marketing, and we do not sell or rent your data.
- We do not follow you across other websites.
If that ever changes, this page will change with it and we will ask for your agreement before setting anything that is not strictly necessary.
4Images loaded from elsewhere
Photographs of our food are served from an image hosting service. Loading an image tells that service your device made a request, in the same way that loading any image on the internet does. It sets no cookie for us and we receive nothing back about you from it.
5Clearing or blocking what is stored
Signing out removes your session immediately. Beyond that, every browser lets you clear site data or block storage for a site — usually under Settings, then Privacy.
Because everything we store is necessary, blocking it will stop parts of the site working: you will not be able to stay signed in, and your basket will empty when you navigate. That is a consequence of blocking, not a penalty.
6Questions
Ask us anything about this and we will answer plainly.