I remember a few years ago I visited a friend in Budapest And I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to order food online on a centralized website, something that at that time in Spain we did not have, or if it was in the making and was not known at all. That situation has changed, and a good proof of this is Just Eat.
How it works
If you do not know the platform, perhaps it would be best to briefly explain its operation: Just-Eat acts as an intermediary between the customer and the restaurant, making ordering food at home a matter of a few minutes by unifying many dining options under the same interface, since there are restaurants of all kinds in its database. Logically the bigger our city is, the more alternatives we will have, but surely you will have a choice unless you live in small populations.
If you only like a type of food Or if you are looking for something specific you can filter properly, being even more interesting the fact of being able to see the scores of the customers on the attention of the restaurant, the quality of the food or the time it took to deliver the ordered food. It is not the same to ask blindly than to ask with good feedback, and we will appreciate that.
La app
The application follows the trend of the web, which strives to put us easy things: you start by entering the zip code and from then on everything is options and possibilities to order food. Depending on the restaurant, we will have a minimum order or shipping costs, so it is also worth taking a look at those options.
Frequently the web offers discount coupons to customers, so I recommend you take a look online before ordering, since sometimes they take out discounts of 20% or 30% That can be really succulent if, for example, we make an order of 20 euros for two or three people to dine at home, achieving considerable savings.
Application makes us more comfortable ask for it from the adapted web, and above all it improves response times by being programmed with the iOS SDK and not on a compatible web platform. Of course it is free and highly recommended if from time to time you are terribly lazy to cook and you prefer to order food online. This, which a few years ago was very rare and is now more common, in a couple of years will be really common. Just Eat recently bought No Apron and I'm afraid they won't be the only platforms we have available.
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