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Uber Eats now allows one order from multiple restaurants

Uber Eats is now started allowing users to bundle items from two restaurants, takeaway outlets, liquor shops, or convenience stores in one order. The new feature supports adding items from two merchants of any kind located close to each other. Before the changes, Uber only allowed for bundling items from different convenience stores. In terms

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Uber Eats is now started allowing users to bundle items from two restaurants, takeaway outlets, liquor shops, or convenience stores in one order.

The new feature supports adding items from two merchants of any kind located close to each other. Before the changes, Uber only allowed for bundling items from different convenience stores.

In terms of the fees, nothing has changed on the delivery fee. Uber said this builds upon earlier testing of ways to add items to an order, and brings a major expansion in the stores and restaurants available for bundling.

“Whether you’re looking to add gelato to your pizza order or you want Thai but your spouse wants tacos, now you can build the cart you want from multiple Uber Eats merchants you love and have all of your items delivered together.” – the company added.

In order to bundle items from multiple merchants together, users must first choose everything they want from one outlet. An option that will be appearing the bottom of the screen, showing which other nearby stores they can add items from, is the “Bundle another store” option.

Currently, the multi-order feature is only available in the US, and it is unclear whether the company plans to expand the option to other countries.

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