| Jun 27, 2019

Darwin’s dining scene is bursting with great food. From Wednesday 3 July, you can get them delivered straight to your door with Uber Eats.

| Mar 15, 2016

Starting today, you can use the UberEATS app to order delivery from the full menus of your favorite restaurants. With extended hours of operation from 8am-12am, you’ll be able to enjoy more options and more affordable prices, more often. The new UberEATS is here.

| Sep 5, 2018

One year ago today, Uber Eats was delivered to New Zealand’s capital city. We now connect Wellingtonians to more than 180 restaurants.

| Jan 26, 2017

Starting today, in parts of Nassau and Westchester counties, you can download the UberEATS app, available on iOS and Android, or go online to ubereats.com, and order delivery from the full menus of over 60 of the tastiest local restaurants.

| Jul 12, 2016

We’ve been cooking up something new – an app that makes getting great food as easy as requesting a ride. It’s our new food delivery service, UberEATS. It’s Uber, for food.

| Feb 2, 2016

In the 9 short months since UberEATS arrived in Toronto, thousands of uberX partners have delivered over 100,000 items from over 100 restaurants across our city. This demand has meant extra earnings and added choice for Toronto uberX driver-partners, who serve as the backbone of the UberEATS business. For small business owners in Toronto, UberEATS has helped expand their reach across the city, allowing them to grow their business and create more jobs.

| Oct 14, 2016

UberEATS is going live in Tampines on Thursday, 20 October 2016, at 11:00am and the fifth delivery will be made personally by Evan Graj, GM UberEATS Singapore, along with UberEATS and Uber credits and more goodies!

| Nov 30, 2020

Uber Eats and Ben and Jerry's starting summer with thousands of free ice creams through their virtual influencer ice cream van

| Jul 12, 2023

Uber Eats' 2023 Merchant Impact Report provides a deep dive into our partnership with over 30,000 small and medium sized restaurants across the UK.

| Sep 22, 2022

A human sized Kentucky Fried Chicken drumstick jumped from the troposphere to the earth’s crust in a 200 km/h descent as KFC lands on Uber Eats.