In the not-so-distant past, having food delivered to your home or business usually limited you to a few options: Pizza, Chinese food and, well, that’s about it. Today, however, Uber Eats has changed all of that by allowing hungry customers to have food delivered from fast food restaurants, delis, sit-down restaurants and virtually any other food establishment that partners with Uber Eats. Boost sales with Uber Eats for restaurants! Click now for streamlined integration.

If you’re curious to know how Uber Eats for restaurants works, below is a step-by-step guide to using the service:

Download and Install the Uber Eats App

To get started, you first need to download and install the Uber Eats app from your favorite app store. Once installed, you’ll need to create an account and enter your personal information. This will be used to identify you for orders, and the app will also be your main way of communicating with Uber Eats and your delivery professional.

Add Payment Details and Special Instructions

Once you have your account created, you’ll need to enter payment details. The card you provide will be the card used to pay for your order and any applicable delivery fees. This is also the time when you can include special instructions for your delivery professional.

Find Restaurants Nearby

Next, you & rsquo;ll want to browse nearby restaurants to place an order. You should see options to do this on the home screen of the Uber Eats app.

Once you’ve found what you’re looking for, select your restaurant and fill out your order. Remember that Uber Eats for restaurants is merely a delivery resource, so your delivery professional is not going to be the person making your food.

Your driver can only pick up your order and deliver it, so all special instructions for your food need to be provided when placing your order. The restaurant is responsible for the food preparation. Uber Eats is only responsible for delivering your order.

Complete Your Order

Once you’re ready, you can select your delivery options, complete your purchase, and then wait for your delivery. Uber Eats does add a surcharge for priority orders, so be mindful if selecting this option.

Author Resource:-

Emily Clarke writes about business softwares and SaaS solutions. You can find her thoughts at virtual restaurant blog.