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> Their reviews are completely untrustworthy - you literally never know what you’re going to get. There is no image to hurt - they’re the lowest of the low. I
by Accacin 9y ago
> Their reviews are completely untrustworthy - you literally never know what you’re going to get. There is no image to hurt - they’re the lowest of the low.
I guess you're using it wrong. Most I know use it for a takeaway place they're already familiar with and use it as a convenient way to order rather than a way to discover new restaurants.
> In the UK, Deliveroo originally differentiated primarily by only accepting high quality restaurants, rather than takeaways.
Did it? Here in Nottingham Deliveroo are showing high quality restaurants like Five Guys, Burger King, Subway and Hooters.
- BillinghamJ 9y agoI don’t think it’s super fair to say that attempting to use features for one of its intended use-cases is using it wrong. I have also noticed that restaurants will almost always include their own menu with direct ordering information, so I’m not sure restaurants are super into the idea of shifting existing customers to another platform - not that this invalidates the use case at all, to be fair. Yes it was like that originally. In densely populated, high-end parts of major cities, it generally still is like that (as mentioned in another comment of mine). There has also been a recent major push by both Deliveroo and Uber Eats to onboard major nationwide chains, which don’t tend to maintain particularly good quality standards via delivery unfortunately. Some exceptions to this, but generally fast food translates to delivery services very poorly.