It returns a JSON array of hashes. Each hash represents a restaurant and contains these fields:

id:	ordr.in's restaurant identifier
na:	the name of the restaurant
ad:	the full address of the restaurant
del:	the expected delivery time in minutes for the requested delivery time and address
mino:	the minimum order for the requested delivery time and address
cu:	an array of cuisines that the restaurant has described itself as
is_del:	a boolean - for the given address and time, 1 means it will deliver, 0 means it will not

Example: /dc/142/01-21+21:30/77840/College+Station/1+Main+Street

Queries restaurant 142 for delivery on January 21st at 9:30PM to 1 Main Street, College Station 77840.

It returns a JSON hash with this data:

delivery:	a boolean - for the given address and time, 1 means it will deliver, 0 means it will not
del:	the expected delivery time in minutes for the requested delivery time and address
mino:	the minimum order for the requested delivery time and address
meals:	an array of meal names that are being delivered at the requested time
rid:	the restaurant id
msg:	if it is not delivering, msg contains the reason why

Example: /fee/142/15.25/3/ASAP/77840/College+Station/1+Main+Street

queries for the fee that restaurant 142 will charge on a $15.25 subtotal with $3.00 tip, delivering ASAP to 1 Main Street, College Station 77840

It returns a JSON hash with this data:

delivery:	a boolean - for the given address and time, 1 means it will deliver, 0 means it will not
fee:	the fee to charge in dollars and cents
tax:	the tax to charge in dollars and cents
del:	the expected delivery time in minutes for the requested delivery time and address
mino:	the minimum order for the requested delivery time and address
meals:	an array of meal names that are being delivered at the requested time
rid:	the restaurant id
msg:	if it is not delivering, msg contains the reason why

Example: /rd/142

queries for the basic restaurant information for restaurant 142

This returns a JSON hash with these elements:

rds_info:	RDS is our Restaurant Delivery Service partner. This is itself a hash with the following fields: logo: (optional) a url for an image file the name of the RDS
name:	the name of the restaurant
addr:	the street address of the restaurant
city:	the city of the restaurant
state:	the state of the restaurant
postal_code:	the postal_code of the restaurant
cs_contact_phone:	the customer service number for the restaurant (typically this is the RDS's phone number)
meal_names:	this is a hash that keys off of a meal_name_id whose value is the name of that meal
menu:	this is an array of a hierarchical set of menu items, which is a hash. Each menu item has the following fields: name: the name of the item descrip: (optional) an optional description of the item price: (optional) the price in dollars and cents id: the menu item's id - this is what is used to create the tray availability: this is an array of meal_name_id's - as referenced in the "meal_name" hash children: this contains an array of menu_items that reside under the current one in the hierarchy. One path down a typical hierarchy would be Appetizers -> Salad -> What dressing would you like? -> Italian