Uber’s restaurant delivery service starts in Ohio

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Aug 17, 2016
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Uber has started its restaurant delivery service in Columbus, the Columbus Dispatch reported.

UberEats will bring orders, from about 80 restaurants, including Donatos, Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams and 6-1-Pho, according to the Dispatch. Columbus is the first city in Ohio to get the service.

Columbus has several competitors in Columbus, including Cafe Courier, GrubHub and Skip the Dishes.

For a limited time, delivery from UberEats will be free and the prices from restaurants are not marked up, according to Uber. Users will have to download a different app from the ridesharing one, but the experience should be similar, with real-time tracking of the progress of the Uber driver.

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