Try the Papa John's International Stores API

- The `id` on each restaurant is what [`/papajohns/intl/menu`](papajohns-intl-menu.md) prices against, and `menu_id` is what [`/papajohns/intl/ingredients`](papajohns-intl-ingredients.md) reads. Several restaurants usually share one `menu_id`. - `hours` has one entry per weekday per fulfillment channel, with `dispatch_method` naming the channel. Times are wall-clock in the restaurant's own local time; upstream's placeholder date is dropped. - `payment_methods` lists only the methods the restaurant actually accepts. - `delivery_zones` carries each tier's delivery fee and its minimum-order and free-delivery thresholds where the market publishes them. - A restaurant that is currently closed is still returned, with `delivery_open`/`pickup_open` false. - A coordinate search ranks the market's restaurants by distance and has no radius cut-off, so any coordinate returns the nearest ones rather than nothing. `count` is how many this response carries, and `page`, `total_pages` and `total_count` describe the rest of the ranking, so a first page is distinguishable from the whole of it. `total_count` is the market's entire restaurant total rather than a match count — for the same reason there is no radius cut-off — so it is the same for every coordinate in a market. - Raising `limit` returns more of the same ranking in one call rather than a different one: the first five of `limit=100` are the same five, in the same order, that the default returns. Pages carry no duplicates. - Asking for a `page` past the last one returns a `404` naming the last page, rather than an empty list. `page` below `1` is rejected as a `400`. - An empty restaurant list is never reported as a successful search. If the market has restaurants but none could be read, the request fails with a `503`; if the market carries no restaurants at all, it returns a `404`. - A `store_id` lookup ignores `fulfillment` and returns exactly one store, or a `404` if the market has no such restaurant. It has no search origin, so `latitude`, `longitude` and `fulfillment` are omitted from the response rather than reported as `0` — `0,0` is itself a real coordinate. - Supplying neither `store_id` nor a coordinate pair returns a `400`, as does an unknown `market` or `fulfillment` or an out-of-range coordinate.