Question about ordering food - Page 4

lovesrecess · ‎03-14-2010

One of our steakhouses nearby started selling eggs, cream, milk, and other perishables..even prime steaks as soon as the shutdown began. They even threw in a roll of toilet tissue with each order! Other local restaurants, both high-end and small independent ones, started doing the same and I think it helped them survive. They had to cut off their power to save the cost so all food would have been thrown out. Smart marketing I think!

VaBelle35 · ‎03-10-2010

Every area is different. In my area, we don't have Post Mates (or not many places are part of it).

I find in my area that Door Dash and Grubhub overlap and tend to have the same restaurants and fast food,

Uber Eats has more fine dining.

I have also read online that sometimes restaurants are added to a service without their permission, so you may try to order something and it will be cancelled.

It's always good to confirm with the restaurant if they are using a service, it will keep you from wasting your time.

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deeva · ‎03-09-2010

Lately, we've been using curbside pickup or just go in the restaurant and get takeout.

Happiness Is Inside JOB · ‎06-14-2016

I started using good delivery during this time. For me, the monthly payment of. 9.99 a month for a all free delivery works out well if you at least order two to three times so you get free delivery.

I use uber eats and door dash but for me I have to pace myself....it is too easy....and it may seem free cause you are not paying out your purse at the time.

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proudlyfromNJ · ‎05-01-2010

We are lucky to have many restaurants in our small town. Most are on the main street. If they don't deliver it's a quick pick up for us. You can get just about any type of food you like from cheap to expensive.