Restaurant Delivery

Services delivering food from restaurants.

Rankings

  1. 1. Uber Eats

    Global restaurant delivery platform powered by Uber with broad reach

    Uber Eats is a leading global food delivery service launched in 2014 that connects millions of diners with thousands of restaurants across dozens of countries. Its strength lies in a vast restaurant network, robust ordering and tracking technology, and cross-service integrations with Uber’s broader mobility ecosystem. The platform supports groceries in select markets and increasingly bundles services through partnerships and promos. Uber Eats differentiates itself with a strong international footprint and an embedded brand in both urban cores and many smaller markets, making it a go-to option for travelers and locals alike. The service often acts as a gateway to nearby eateries that might not produce delivery through other apps, and the “Uber” brand adds trust and familiarity for many users. As part of Uber, Eats benefits from a consolidated tech stack, ride-along data insights, and potential restaurant discovery via ride-hailing connections. In 2025, Uber continues to emphasize integration with OpenTable for dining reservations and other dining-related features, amplifying the dining experience beyond mere delivery. This makes Uber Eats appealing to both casual and high-frequency diners who value reliability, global availability, and easy cross-app experiences. Suitable for global travelers, expats, and restaurants seeking scale, Uber Eats competes on breadth of coverage, brand strength, and logistic efficiency.

    Rated 4.6

  2. 2. DoorDash

    Global delivery platform with broad restaurant and grocery reach

    DoorDash is a leading global local commerce platform known for its broad restaurant network, flexible delivery options, and rich merchant tools. Since its 2013 inception, it's expanded from the U.S. to multiple international markets via organic growth and strategic acquisitions (notably Wolt). DashPass subscriptions provide customers with unlimited $0 delivery fees on eligible orders and reduced service fees, making frequent ordering more affordable. DoorDash has steadily enhanced its merchant stack, ad tools, and marketplace platform to help restaurants grow and optimize delivery operations. In 2025, the company closed the Deliveroo acquisition, signaling a substantial increase in global market coverage and a broader European/Asian footprint. DoorDash’s advantage is its ability to combine logistics, ads, and hospitality technology in one ecosystem, pleasing large enterprises and local shops alike. This makes it a strong choice for restaurants seeking scale and for consumers who value predictable delivery economics.

    Rated 4.5

  3. 3. Deliveroo

    UK-origin multi-market delivery platform with strong EU/MENA presence

    Deliveroo is a British online food delivery platform founded in 2013 and historically strong across the UK, Europe, and parts of Asia/MENA. The service emphasizes high-quality restaurant partners, reliable delivery, and a focus on urban areas. In 2025, Deliveroo remained a major international player and then became part of DoorDash’s global footprint through a high-profile acquisition process, expanding the combined group to more markets. Deliveroo’s approach combines a careful balance of rider-backed logistics, technology-led restaurant partnerships, and selective portfolio management (with past exits from markets like Hong Kong). For diners, Deliveroo offers fast access to both global chains and local favorites, while merchants appreciate detailed analytics, marketing tools, and regional pricing strategies. The platform’s distinctiveness lies in its emphasis on customer experience, curated restaurant selection, and delivery speed, supported by a robust rider network. This makes Deliveroo appealing to urban dwellers and travelers seeking dependable, quality delivery across multiple markets.

    Rated 4.4

  4. 4. Just Eat Takeaway

    Global online food marketplace with European leadership

    Just Eat Takeaway is a global online food delivery marketplace established in 2000 (Takeaway) and expanded through the Just Eat combination in 2020. It operates across multiple European markets and beyond, connecting consumers with tens of thousands of partner restaurants. In 2025, Prosus led a take-private bid to acquire Just Eat Takeaway, signaling ongoing consolidation in the sector. The company’s strategy has included strong partnerships with major retailers and cross-border collaboration, while continuing to optimize its European footprint and extend into new categories. Just Eat Takeaway’s brand portfolio includes Lieferando, Thuisbezorgd.nl, and other regional brands, illustrating its breadth. The platform remains popular among urban diners who value reliable delivery, local restaurant discovery, and integrated payments. With the Prosus-led move, the company positioned itself for a new growth phase, focusing on Europe and adjacent regions while exploring synergies with other Delivery Hero assets.

    Rated 4.3

  5. 5. Foodpanda

    Delivery platform with APAC and global reach under Delivery Hero

    Foodpanda is a Delivery Hero brand with a global footprint and a strong APAC focus. It operates in hundreds of cities across Asia, Europe, and beyond, delivering restaurant meals, groceries, and other items through a large network of partners and riders. Foodpanda’s advantage is its local-market customization—local pricing, merchant promotions, and regionally tailored menus help it compete in diverse markets. The brand has benefited from Delivery Hero’s scale and platform technology, and in recent years has integrated with other Hero operations to optimize logistics and advertising across markets. While some markets have seen exits or restructurings, Foodpanda remains a widely used option for quick delivery, especially in Asia where it often ranks among the top two platforms in many countries. For diners, the app provides a familiar experience, bilingual or multilingual support, and a broad catalog of restaurants and groceries. For restaurants, Foodpanda offers merchant tools, data insights, and cross-category marketing opportunities.

    Rated 4.2

  6. 6. Glovo

    Spain-origin multi-category delivery app under Delivery Hero

    Glovo is a Barcelona-founded, Delivery Hero-owned delivery platform known for its broad urban reach and the ability to deliver not just meals but groceries, medicines, and other items through its now-wide network. Since joining the Delivery Hero family in 2022, Glovo has expanded its footprint across Southern Europe, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and parts of Africa. Glovo emphasizes an 'Anything' button allowing riders to fetch almost anything within size constraints, a differentiator in markets seeking flexible local delivery. In 2025, Glovo continued to grow while adapting to regulatory and labor dynamics in Europe, including worker-status changes and antitrust considerations. The brand remains popular among city dwellers who want a one-stop delivery platform for dining, groceries, and everyday goods. For restaurants and retailers, Glovo provides marketplace tools, logistics optimization, and regional marketing capabilities. Glovo’s global reach is strongest in Europe and Latin America, with a steady focus on expanding in new territories via Delivery Hero’s tech framework.

    Rated 4.0

  7. 7. Zomato Eternal

    Indian-origin food delivery with global expansion and rebrand

    Zomato is a globally known food delivery and restaurant discovery platform originally launched in 2008 in India. In 2025, the company announced a rebrand to Eternal, expanding beyond food delivery into broader quick-commerce categories and related services. The transition reflects a strategic shift from a single app into a diversified ecosystem while leveraging Zomato’s extensive restaurant network. Zomato/Eternal has a broad global footprint including markets in India, the Middle East, and beyond, withBlinkit/Blinkit-style quick-delivery services integrated in some regions. The platform remains popular among diners for menu discovery, ratings, and seamless ordering, while restaurants benefit from a large user base and data-driven marketing. It faces competition from other global players, but its brand recognition, multilingual support, and deep Indian market roots continue to drive sustained usage. The rebranding indicates ambition to become a broader local commerce platform on a global scale.

    Rated 4.0

  8. 8. Rappi

    Latin American super-app for food, groceries, and more

    Rappi is a Latin American on-demand platform often described as an ‘everything app,’ offering food delivery, groceries, pharmacy, errands, and even travel services across multiple LATAM markets since its 2015 founding. It’s known for a highly localized approach, strong merchant networks, and its “Rappi Turbo” ultra-fast delivery option in select cities. Rappi has attracted significant funding and investments, and has discussed an eventual IPO in recent years. The platform’s appeal lies in breadth— diners can order from numerous eateries, schedule deliveries, and combine orders with additional services in one app. While competition from global platforms intensifies, Rappi remains a dominant, regionally embedded option in many Latin American countries, especially in top metropolitan centers. For restaurants, Rappi offers flexible ordering channels, promotions, and a highly engaged user base with regionally tailored campaigns.

    Rated 4.2

  9. 9. Talabat

    Delivery leader in the GCC with regional expansion momentum

    Talabat is a Kuwait-founded, Delivery Hero-owned food delivery platform that dominates several Gulf Cooperation Council markets. Since its inception in 2004, Talabat has expanded across Kuwait, UAE, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, Egypt, and Iraq, offering fast access to restaurants, groceries, and now branded convenience options. Talabat’s growth has been bolstered by a regional IPO in 2024–2025 and ongoing investments in logistics and marketing. The platform benefits from a deep understanding of Middle Eastern consumer preferences, bilingual support, and a mature rider network. In a rapidly consolidating market, Talabat remains a key regional player and a benchmark for delivery speed, reliability, and merchant enablement in the GCC. Its strategic alignment with Delivery Hero strengthens cross-region collaboration and scale advantages for merchants and diners alike.

    Rated 4.1