What Reddit Says About Food Delivery Apps

Food in NYC is expensive enough already, why pay a premium for something you’ll end up being disappointed by? ... DoorDash has the best selection and customer service. Uber Eats has absolutely appalling customer service

Appreciate any advice! Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share ... We've been getting most things delivered since 2020. For groceries, we use Instacart. We started with Shipt at first, but there were too many missed orders (that is, we placed orders and they...

Hi, best food delivery depends on your needs. For takeout, Uber Eats and DoorDash are solid. For healthy, ready to eat meals, Factor and Eat Clean To Go are great, both focus on high protein, clean eating.

Then I changed my name in the apps to something unusual and I always get the right order now. ... After having a horrible experience with Ubereats, I only use Doordash now. ... In LA Grubhub has been the most consistent positive experience overall. ... In Spanish it’s taken care of! ... For me it&#x...

I am a delivery driver for all three, I can tell you, that I will be online on all 3 apps for about 8 hours. Doordash gave me 2 orders, Uber eats gave me 32, and Grubhub gave me 7. Doordash is starting to fade as an app because of how much more expensive it is. ... Food delivery recommendations for ...

I know this is old but I’m posting this in case anybody scrolls by - don’t boycott all apps, we still work and need money. ... They're all 99% the same and they are ripping off drivers and they're ripping off customers. Ubereats, doordash, all those are the worst companies both to work for...

Everywhere I've lived, even the smallest of towns (where Ubereats doesn't exist) has some form of delivery · I've also described the best choice for saving money. All of those apps tack on extra charges, or the restaurant does, and they take advantage of workers in a way that isn&#x27...

Just use whichever app you have a free membership with and understand you’re not getting a good deal or saving money and budget for it accordingly ... At least not in the USA (it's a lot cheaper in other places, making it negligible). ... The cheapest way to use a food delivery app is to...

I've used Uber Eats and thought it was one of the better apps vs Doordash and others. ... Idk why people are downvoting and being dicks. While I love to dine out while traveling, sometimes I’m tired after a long day of exploring and just want ...

You would be doing the industry a great service right now by ordering direct from the company instead of an app but, I understand you want to know who is still open and what they are offering. If you are in Twitter @chicagobars is a dude with tons of info on what restaurants are still open, who is d...

My time and aggravation driving to those places, trying to find somewhere to park, fighting traffic, etc just isn't worth that $10 upcharge I end up paying for a DD delivery. Plus, I can order food while I have a few glasses of wine in me without having to drive somewhere. ... A subreddit dedic...

I pay for delivery and things missing is part of the deal. I keep food in the freezer and pantry to make up for it. I do NOT order a second delivery in a given wee. ... if you have wic or ebt, walmart delivery is half off for the year. $50 which is worth it in my opinion instead of 10$ each delivery

The cheapest one is driving your own vehicle to the restaurant to pick up the food. ... And call the restaurant directly to order rather than through the app. The app still has mark up even for ... Call the restaurant directly so they get to keep all the money themselves. ... Doordash has a subscrip...

1.4K votes, 65 comments. Why YSK: There's about a 10-15% markup on doordash and uber eats' menu for most places that doesn't exist when you use the…