Uber Eats
Coverage focuses on the role of this major delivery platform within the UK hospitality and foodservice sector, including partnership models, commission structures, logistics innovations, dark kitchen integration, and restaurant onboarding. Reporting provides strategic insights for operators evaluating third-party delivery, digital ordering, and last-mile fulfilment as part of their growth and customer access strategies.
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Jan- 2024 -10 JanuaryNews
Today’s news in brief – 10/01/24
Greggs plans to open between 140 and 160 new shops in 2024, as total sales in FY23 increased 9.6% to £1.8bn. The food-to-go retailer saw a 9.4% increase in like-for-like sales during Q4 of the year. By the end of the year, Greggs had extended its delivery service with Uber…
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10 JanuaryFood and Drink
Greggs to open 160 new stores as FY23 sales rise
Greggs has revealed it plans to open between 140 and 160 new shops in 2024 as total sales in FY23 increased 9.6% to £1.8bn. The food-to-go retailer saw a 9.4% increase in like-for-like sales during Q4 of the year, which the company said was driven by the popularity of the…
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Oct- 2023 -25 OctoberRestaurants
UberEats adds Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall to its roster
UberEats has added Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall, London’s newest Asian food court based in Colindale, to its roster, with 50% of the restaurants signing up exclusively to the delivery service. Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall boasts a wide range of specialist Asian restaurants in the UK, with over twenty-five different restaurants…
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3 OctoberBusiness
Greggs Q3 sales up 21% amid store openings and extended trading hours
Greggs has announced that its total sales rose 20.8% for the 13 weeks to 30 September 2023. Alongside this the company-managed shop like-for-like sales were up 14.2% as a result extended trading hours and increased app usage. Evening trade represented 8.8% of company-managed shop sales while 13.1% of company-managed shop…
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Sep- 2023 -1 SeptemberRestaurants
Gordon Ramsay Restaurants to join UberEats
Gordon Ramsay Restaurants in London has joined UberEats, expanding its delivery channel in the city. The news of the latest restaurants to join the platform, follows the announcement of the regional shortlist for the Uber Eats Restaurant of the Year Awards. Other restaurants such as Street Pizza, Street Burger, Pizza…
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Jul- 2023 -7 JulyRestaurants
Five Guys expands delivery service with UberEats partnership
American burger and fries chain, Five Guys has expanded its delivery channel and is now available to order via the UberEats app across the UK. UberEats customers will have access to over 250,000 burger combinations with Five Guys’ signature unlimited toppings offer, allowing users to create their own burger. UberEats…
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4 JulyNews
PizzaExpress launches new delivery platform with Uber Eats
PizzaExpress has today announced that its restaurants across the UK will serve customers for delivery through their brand-new delivery platform, PizzaExpress Delivers, in partnership with Uber Eats. Customers will simply have to log on to PizzaExpress’ website or app, place their order, and Uber’s network of couriers are on hand…
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3 JulyRestaurants
Popeyes UK launches on Uber Eats and Just Eat as rollout accelerates
Popeyes UK has announced that customers across the country can order its food for delivery via Uber Eats and Just Eat. The move follows two years of sustained growth for the brand, which has seen it open 25 sites nationwide, with its Westfield Stratford restaurant crowned the most commercially successful…
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Mar- 2023 -29 MarchCafes and Coffee Shops
Leon opens first South West restaurant in Bath
Leon has opened a new restaurant in Bath, marking its first venture into the South West of England. The restaurant, which opened on 24 March, is located on Stall Street, opposite the famous Roman Baths and housed under a Roman arch. The Bath high street restaurant will be weighted towards…
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23 MarchApps & Technology
Just Eat to cut around 1700 delivery driver jobs
Just Eat is set to lay off over 1,800 staff and scrap the model of employing its own couriers. The company stated that it was looking to “improve efficiency” after its number of orders in the UK and Ireland dropped 10% to 260m last year. Around 1,700 couriers have been…
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