Quality-control efforts
Quality control is another area of delivery that restaurants may grapple with, especially if they choose to partner with a third-party delivery platform. Operators may be worried that the food they send out for delivery may not arrive in top condition—it may be too cold, for instance. But with the right partner, restaurants can feel at ease. For instance, Uber Eats’ 15-minute delivery speed from door to door—and 30-minute delivery average from the time the order is placed—means customers get their food fast. Customer have just enough time to get ready to enjoy their meal, thanks to ample drivers on the road.
For restaurants that are hesitant to get into the delivery business, working with a third-party delivery platform can provide a host of benefits, from incremental sales to POS integration, built-in marketing opportunities and quality control. There’s nothing stopping restaurants from getting their slice of the delivery pie.
To learn more about partnering with Uber Eats, visit ubereats.com/restaurant/signup.