How meal-delivery apps are hurting your favourite restaurants

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Uber Eats

#Food And Beverage #Food Delivery #On-Demand Delivery 5 social mentions

These are popular services — UberEATS, Foodora, DoorDash, Just Eat, and Ritual (pick-up only), plus smaller players like Tasteaway, Skip the Dishes (recently acquired by Just Eat), Maegan, Chan Mao, Food.ee, Ffetch and Mealsy. And I figured they’d be popular with restaurateurs, too, making new customers available at a reasonable cost without the need to hire and manage delivery drivers.

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DoorDash

“Uber is 30 per cent for us,” says Mollie Jacques, executive chef at Lambretta Pizzeria in Toronto. “And the app gets worse every time they upgrade; we now have no control over anything, and it is definitely losing us customers. Foodora is 25 per cent and DoorDash is a bit lower. Foodora has the best service. Doordash, we don't make the food until the driver is in the door, as they are often so late the food is cold and we have to remake it.”

#Food And Beverage #Food Delivery #Food 40 social mentions

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Just Eat

These are popular services — UberEATS, Foodora, DoorDash, Just Eat, and Ritual (pick-up only), plus smaller players like Tasteaway, Skip the Dishes (recently acquired by Just Eat), Maegan, Chan Mao, Food.ee, Ffetch and Mealsy. And I figured they’d be popular with restaurateurs, too, making new customers available at a reasonable cost without the need to hire and manage delivery drivers.

#Food And Beverage #Food Delivery #On-Demand Delivery 1 social mentions

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Ritual

#Food And Beverage #Food Delivery #Ecatering 4 social mentions

These are popular services — UberEATS, Foodora, DoorDash, Just Eat, and Ritual (pick-up only), plus smaller players like Tasteaway, Skip the Dishes (recently acquired by Just Eat), Maegan, Chan Mao, Food.ee, Ffetch and Mealsy. And I figured they’d be popular with restaurateurs, too, making new customers available at a reasonable cost without the need to hire and manage delivery drivers.

These are popular services — UberEATS, Foodora, DoorDash, Just Eat, and Ritual (pick-up only), plus smaller players like Tasteaway, Skip the Dishes (recently acquired by Just Eat), Maegan, Chan Mao, Food.ee, Ffetch and Mealsy. And I figured they’d be popular with restaurateurs, too, making new customers available at a reasonable cost without the need to hire and manage delivery drivers.

These are popular services — UberEATS, Foodora, DoorDash, Just Eat, and Ritual (pick-up only), plus smaller players like Tasteaway, Skip the Dishes (recently acquired by Just Eat), Maegan, Chan Mao, Food.ee, Ffetch and Mealsy. And I figured they’d be popular with restaurateurs, too, making new customers available at a reasonable cost without the need to hire and manage delivery drivers.

These are popular services — UberEATS, Foodora, DoorDash, Just Eat, and Ritual (pick-up only), plus smaller players like Tasteaway, Skip the Dishes (recently acquired by Just Eat), Maegan, Chan Mao, Food.ee, Ffetch and Mealsy. And I figured they’d be popular with restaurateurs, too, making new customers available at a reasonable cost without the need to hire and manage delivery drivers.

These are popular services — UberEATS, Foodora, DoorDash, Just Eat, and Ritual (pick-up only), plus smaller players like Tasteaway, Skip the Dishes (recently acquired by Just Eat), Maegan, Chan Mao, Food.ee, Ffetch and Mealsy. And I figured they’d be popular with restaurateurs, too, making new customers available at a reasonable cost without the need to hire and manage delivery drivers.

These are popular services — UberEATS, Foodora, DoorDash, Just Eat, and Ritual (pick-up only), plus smaller players like Tasteaway, Skip the Dishes (recently acquired by Just Eat), Maegan, Chan Mao, Food.ee, Ffetch and Mealsy. And I figured they’d be popular with restaurateurs, too, making new customers available at a reasonable cost without the need to hire and manage delivery drivers.

These are popular services — UberEATS, Foodora, DoorDash, Just Eat, and Ritual (pick-up only), plus smaller players like Tasteaway, Skip the Dishes (recently acquired by Just Eat), Maegan, Chan Mao, Food.ee, Ffetch and Mealsy. And I figured they’d be popular with restaurateurs, too, making new customers available at a reasonable cost without the need to hire and manage delivery drivers.