Apache Pizza Rathmines — Cookie Policy
Cookie Policy
This policy explains what cookies are, which ones this site uses, and how you can control them. It applies to this website only. Third-party platforms you reach from here set their own cookies under their own policies.
An informational guide to Apache Pizza delivery and takeaway around Rathmines, Dublin and wider Ireland. This page covers apachepizza cookies in plain language.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your device. They allow a site to remember settings or recognise a returning visit. Some are needed for the site to work at all; others are optional.
On a practical level, a cookie is a short note your browser keeps for a site. When you come back, the browser shows the note again so the site does not have to ask twice. A strictly necessary cookie might remember that you closed the cookie notice. An optional cookie might remember which delivery help answer you left open, or count visits so the operator can see which Apache Pizza guide pages people actually use.
Cookies differ by job and by lifespan. Session cookies last until you close the browser and keep a visit stable from page to page. Persistent cookies stay longer, for example to keep a preference for a few weeks. First-party cookies are set by apachepilza.com itself. Third-party cookies, where they appear, are set by another service you choose to use, such as a delivery platform, and this site cannot read or remove them for you.
Cookies used on this site
This site uses a small number of cookies. Strictly necessary cookies support basic functions, such as remembering a cookie choice or keeping a session stable. Analytics cookies, where used, record aggregate information about page visits. No advertising or cross-site tracking cookies are set by this site.
Strictly necessary
Remembers consent and keeps pages stable
Needed to browse
Analytics, where used
Counts page visits in aggregate
Only with consent
No advertising cookies
No cross-site tracking set here
Not used
Strictly necessary cookies do not ask for permission because the site cannot work sensibly without them. Analytics cookies are different: they are only set after you agree, and refusing them does not block the menu, ordering or store pages. If analytics are ever removed entirely, this section will say so when the policy is next revised.
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Third-party cookies
If you follow a link to a delivery platform or another external service, that service may set its own cookies. Those are governed by the third party's cookie and privacy policies, not by this one. This site does not control what those services store.
01 / Destination
Confirm the destination is the delivery platform you intended, not another tab you had open.
02 / Notice
Read that platform's cookie notice once, so you know what consent you are giving there.
03 / Reversal
Adjust or clear their cookies in your browser afterwards if you change your mind.
This matters when you move from reading about Apache Pizza in Rathmines to placing an order elsewhere. The moment you tap through to an outside ordering page, your browser starts a separate relationship with that provider. Their notice, their settings and their retention periods take over. If you want to limit what they keep, change the setting on their site or in your browser, because nothing on apachepilza.com can reach into their storage.
Before you leave
Check the address bar so you know whose page you are on, and look for that service's own cookie or privacy link, usually near its footer. Coming back here returns you to this policy; it does not undo anything the other service stored while you were there.
Outside services follow outside rules
Browser controls
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Managing cookies in your browser
Most browsers let you block cookies, delete existing ones, or set a warning before a cookie is stored. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may affect how the site works. Browser help pages explain the settings for each browser.
The exact steps sit inside your browser, not on this site, because each browser keeps its own storage. Look for privacy, history or site settings, then choose whether to block all cookies, block only third-party cookies, clear cookies for apachepilza.com alone, or ask first each time. If pages start behaving oddly after a strict block, allow the strictly necessary cookies again and keep the optional ones off — that combination usually restores normal reading without turning on measurement.
Block third-party cookies only
Keeps this guide readable while stopping most cross-site tracking elsewhere. Ordering links still open, but the outside platform may ask you to sign in again.
Delete cookies for this site
Removes the stored consent note and any saved preference, so the site treats your next visit as fresh. Useful if you want to reconsider an earlier choice.
Ask before storing
Shows a prompt each time a site wants to store a cookie. Thorough, but chatty — most visitors prefer it for a short trial, then settle on a standing rule.
Consent
Where consent is required for non-essential cookies, it is requested before those cookies are set. You can change or withdraw consent at any time through your browser settings or the cookie controls on the site.
Withdrawing consent stops future optional storage; it does not rewrite past aggregate counts. If you previously agreed to analytics and now prefer not to take part, clear this site's cookies and decline the next time you are asked. The guide keeps working either way.
Updates to this policy
This policy may be revised if the cookies used on the site change. The published version is always the current one.
If an update adds or removes a cookie type, the wording here and the version date at the top of the page will change together, so you can tell at a glance whether you have read the latest text. For anything the policy does not answer, write to the operator at 12 Main Street, Rathmines, Dublin 6, D06 K2R4, Ireland, call +353 1 497 0000, or use the contact page during Monday–Sunday: 12:00–23:00.
Lot 04 — summary · Oct 2026
Short version: this guide sets little, asks first for the optional part, and leaves outside platforms to their own rules.
Apache Pizza Rathmines guide Cookie policy · October 2026