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Download the Uber Eats app on PC!! Hungry? Find the food you crave and order from restaurants easily with the Eats app. Now you can use this android exclusive app on your Windows and Mac PCs to order food without having to open your smartphone. Track your food order in real-time. Get your food delivered by delivery people using this app
What is the Uber Eats PC app?
Uber is a transportation app that allows private citizens to use their own vehicles to pick up riders and take them to their destinations. Payments are made electronically through the app. Uber Eats for PC allows delivery partners (drivers) to use their cars to pick up food from participating restaurants and deliver it to customers. Customers can use the app or Uber Eats site to find the food they want, order, and track the delivery status — from the prep work at the restaurant on through to the delivery.
Uber’s entry into the food delivery game. The app uses Uber’s business model, and dispatches drivers to deliver food orders from a variety of restaurants, including those who may otherwise not have a delivery option available, like McDonald’s. And the service has taken off
Once the order has been placed, the app turns into a tracking system for the customer. It will show their order being accepted and prepped by the restaurant. Then an Uber Eats delivery partner – either in a car, on a bike, or on a scooter – will accept the delivery. The app will then transition to a map application showing the delivery partner en route on the map to the customer’s location.
Make sure to tip the driver
The customer’s on-file credit card is charged for the order, meaning there never has to be any sort of financial transaction between driver and customer. So it is good if you give some tip to the driver, I know usually the bill piles up when ordering and you are left with a very little amount to tip but hey something is better than nothing.
Eat Pass
It’s no secret that food delivery apps have made it much easier for consumers to be lazy. On days when the last thing in the world you want to do is cook, food delivery apps allow you to order from your favorite restaurant’s menu without having to leave the comfort of your couch.
Uber Eats for Windows also offers a subscription program called Eats Pass. For $10 per month, Eats Pass waives the delivery fee on all orders and gives you an extra five percent discount on orders over $15. It’s a good value if you frequently use Uber Eats for meal deliveries, but if you only occasionally use the service, it’s probably not going to pay for itself.
Place multiple orders
When you order takeout with a group of friends, you may have a tough time getting everyone to agree on pizza or Thai. Fortunately, you live in a world with food delivery apps like Uber Eats, so no one has to compromise. If you’re unable to get everyone to come to a consensus, you can place delivery orders at more than one restaurant. But it’s going to cost you.
As of August 2019, the Uber Eats app doesn’t allow you to request food from more than one restaurant in a single order, according to their website. But once a restaurant has received your order, you have the ability to start a new order and request food from a different restaurant.
How to Install Uber Eats app on Windows and Mac
- You will need an Android emulator on your PC, I will recommend BlueStacks or NoxPlayer emulator on your PC
- Complete the installation of the emulator on your PC, just run the .exe file and follow the on-screen instructions.
- Open the emulator and look for the PlayStore app on the home screen, click on it to open.
- You will be asked to provide your Google ID, it is necessary because without your Id you will not be able to download the app
- Search for the Uber Eats app
- Click on the install button to complete the download process.
With this now you can order your favorite food just while you are on your PC or laptop whether it is a late night craving or you cannot cook because of the work piled up.
You can use this app on your smartphone as well just follow the Official LINK.
