Fact: Food delivery service apps are the future.
The days of calling into a restaurant to speak with a rude host are finally over. Whether if it’s constantly being put on hold or having to scream your order through the deafening background noise, ordering food has been and always be a hassle.
Well thankfully, there’s hope, thanks to some amazing on-demand food delivery service apps!
With just a few taps on the screen, we now have access to hundreds or new and delicious restaurants ranging from every cuisine you can think of. And they’re just getting started 🙂
Best Food Delivery Service Apps
Here are the best on-demand food delivery apps that you must download and try today:
1. DoorDash (iOS / Android)
Delivery Fee: $5.99 flat fee.
An on-demand restaurant delivery service that delivers breakfast, lunch, and dinner from your favorite restaurants. Best of all, they even deliver alcoholic beverages from restaurants, stores, and breweries.
Coupon: Get a $0 delivery fee on your first order when you use our link.
2. GrubHub (iOS / Android)
Delivery Fee: Varies (fee set by each restaurant)
Get food delivery and restaurant takeout from over 50,000 restaurants in 1,100+ cities. Just choose your desired cuisine and from there you’ll see restaurants and menus from amazing restaurants. Then just with a tap, you can get your food delivered straight to you.
3. Uber Eats (iOS / Android)
Delivery Fee: $4.99 and up based on distance
A food ordering and delivery service that you can use your Uber account to get great options from nearby restaurants (chain and local).
Coupon: Use the code eats-uberadambryan to get $5 off.
4. Seamless (iOS / Android)
Delivery Fee: $6
A simple way to order food for delivery or takeout from thousands of places and menus in your neighborhood. Best of all, you can even get access to discounts and deals on some of your delivery favorites.
Coupon: Get $7 off any order of $12 or more when you use the code AFF7.
5. Postmates (iOS / Android)
Delivery Fee: $1.99 – $3.99 for Partner Merchants (green check) and $5.99 – $9.99 for all other merchants.
Get food, groceries, and even alcohol delivered to you from over 100,00 retail shops, grocery stores, and restaurants, and more. The coolest part is that they offer Postmates Unlimited which for $9.99 a month, you can get a $0 delivery fee on all orders over $20
Coupon: Use the code FREEFOOD to get $100 in delivery fee credit.
6. goPuff (iOS / Android)
Delivery Fee: $1.95 flat rate
Get snacks, drinks, and ice cream along with thousands of other products delivered fast straight to your doorstep.
7. Delivery.com (iOS / Android)
Delivery Fee: Varies by restaurant.
Find a local favorite and discover new ones with this app and website. And if there’s one thing that separates Delivery.com from the rest, it’s the fact that they deliver food, alcohol, groceries, gifts, and laundry. Yes, laundry. Best of all, you can earn Delivery Points with every purchase and cash them in for free credit and other rewards.
8. Instacart (iOS / Android)
Delivery Fee: $5.99 delivery fee or $0 (with a $149 annual membership)
Get thousands of groceries and other essential products from stores you already shop at delivered straight to your door via same-day delivery.
9. Munchery (iOS / Android)
Delivery fee: $8.95 membership
Get chilled, chef-crafted meals delivered straight to your door on your schedule. Best of all, these meals are priced so much lower than similar dishes at restaurants. And with every meal purchase, Munchery donates a meal to a person in need. This service is a great combination of both a meal kit delivery service and a food delivery app.
10. Eat 24Â (iOS / Android)
Delivery Fee: Varies by restaurant.
Get easy access to thousands of local restaurants and favorites delivered straight to your door. Best of all, they are now powered by GrubHub.
Coupon: Get $10 off your order when you sign up to their newsletter.
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Thanks for reading and hopefully you find the best on-demand food deliver service that meets your needs and satisfies your cravings.
Bon appetite.
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MealsHub says
Another one to add to this list is MealsHub. Trying to make a change with no commission on any transaction, MealsHUB.com comes as a rescue to all the food businesses and save their cost of online ordering.
WILLIAM CATHEY says
I CAN ONLY SAY IN MY OWN EXPERIENCE INSTACART MUST SEARCH FOR THE DUMBEST MOST IGNORANT PEOPLE TO DO THEIR SERVICE FOR THEM. . . .
WAY TOO MANY THINGS TO LIST THEY CAN’T DO.
I WILL WALK ON MY AMPUTATED TOES BEFORE I USE THEM EVER AGAIN.
I AM AN ALCOHOLIC I ADMIT IT. BUT I WILL GO WITHOUT MY BEER BEFORE I CALL INSTACART AGAIN
Anonymous says
“The days of calling into a restaurant to speak with a rude host are finally over.”
“Bon appetite.”
Journalism is dead.
CR38VE says
I wouldn’t mind collaborating with you on a project.
Waiter App says
Great information article, but now a days almost every food app company charge high comissions that’s the reason restaurants sales goes down. But some new platforms like Ythewait, Chownow helps the restaurant industry without charging any commissions.
Stacey S says
The make us submit a picture so get ur story straight before complaining, and read the terms and conditions before signing up. Because it states, they can’t honor any sales or coupons because someone stores are independently owned or operated and we can shop at which every store you requested with the same name. So you do get a picture copy of the receipt via the app, and of course we have to keep a record of proof for people like you that complain. Get off the couch and go shopping yourself! Oh and don’t forget your mask! Good luck, think about your complaints before posting next time!
Jason Rostro says
There is no Eat24 it is now converted to GRUBHUB but other then that nice list.
there are a few I never heard of but most I use.
Thank for this list.
RentALLScript says
Nice post,
And here is the 5 best on-demand food delivery apps that you should try now,
Visit: https://www.rentallscript.com/blog/best-food-delivery-apps/
Anonymous says
When plp try to become a dasher they wont let me dash dont get it
Anonymous says
I want to deliver food?
Kopafood says
Nice article. I knew about DoorDash and Uber Eats application. I learned about their competitors today. As an investor, I want to do launch food delivery application in my area. I noticed a mobile application recently that has an online food ordering system and food delivery application with a world-class customer experience.
Russell says
Another good app not shown in your list is Trinki. It charges a much less commission than all of the much more popular apps. Have a look at it for more information
Arturo says
I want to make delivery
alina says
These delivery apps sometimes hurt the restaurants sometimes the high commissions they charge. But platforms like OrderStack [https:orderstack.io], ChowNow[https://get.chownow.com], Olo, etc, does not charge any commissions and helps restaurants reach customers without a middleman.
Bryan Lewis says
That sounds like the worst app ever. No one wants to use that, that’s why you’re the only one that’s ever heard of it.
Anonymous says
that one sucks a**
Lyn says
Love Doordash
Anonymous says
That is how they make money. You pay a premium for the convenience of delivery.
Simply me says
That’s the whole point of the service though. That’s part of the deal. If you want those discounts, than you go in yourself. If you want the convenience of it being delivered, then you pay a surcharge, which is full price. That’s how it makes money as a business. I’m all for or saving, but that doesn’t usually come packaged with convenience. It’s usually one or the other. Besides all of this is always in the fine print. That’s the only reason I know. I always read the fine print before I agree to anything. It’s called accountability for one’s decisions.
Bob Burchfield says
All of these pale in comparison to Clustertruck.com, a delivery only kitchen available in limited delivery areas in Indianapolis and Carmel, Indiana plus Columbus, Ohio, Kansas City, and Denver. No service or delivery fees, and the food is actually hot not only when it leaves the kitchen, but when it is handed to the customer. Why? Because Clustertruck controls the entire process from beginning to end. No waiting for a 3rd party driver to show up. One delivery at a time to one customer in a controlled delivery zone no more than 10-12 minutes from the kitchen. And more than 100 breakfast, lunch, and dinner items from which to choose.
jgyetykjtykryukl says
DooDash
solicities delivery in my area
Pays for food
1 1/2 hours later call customer support
“We’re sorry we dont have anyone employeed in you area”
BI*&^ then why are you advertising here?!?!?!
David says
I would not put Ubereats that high. They stole my money the only time I used it and I had to go through my bank to get it back. Now I won’t use Uber or Ubereats.
Bill Cochran says
That’s how they make their money. If you don’t like it pick it up yourself
Hanna Norris says
What about RestroApp?
SpotnEats says
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Anonymous says
There’s a new one on it’s way. Keep your ears and eyes out for a new name 🙂
Cherie P says
I used Instacart for quite a while for grocery shopping/delivery then stopped bc they raise the prices from the store’s prices and will NOT accept sale items or coupons. Example: store has Pepsi on special..4 twelve-packs for $10. InstaCart charges $6 for ONE 12-pack and will not alter that despite my phone calls to them.
Gustav' says
What about YumYumGo ?
Anonymous says
What about WAITR?
Marsha S. Hanson says
Favor delivers alcohol. Just sayin.
Diane Rankin says
don’t use instacart – they don’t want to give you the original receipt from Publix,, but getting the 2nd delivery with the receipt by mistake found my online receipt was $9 over which was suppose to be free, Contacting them was useless – made up reasons, excuses & apologized for seeing the real receipt
HARSHIT SHARMA says
Nice article with useful information, i was not familiar with many of them. Thanks a lot for sharing such information.
showbox says
Cool food delivery app!