Problem:
"Uber Eats is a food delivery service; competitors include Postmates, GrubHub, and Doordash. An extension of Uber's original ride-hailing service, the on-demand food service acts as the middleman between you and restaurants, bringing take-out from local and chain establishments and dropping it right at your door. To use Uber Eats, you can place an order using the Uber Eats website, the Uber Eats app for iOS, or Uber Eats for Android. No matter which method you use, the process for ordering on the app is relatively the same. Select the restaurant and choose the items you want to order, then check out. Your login information is the same as your Uber account, so if you're already an Uber customer, you can log into the Uber Eats website or app in the same way. You can use "Search" at the bottom of the app or the search box at the top of the web page to look for specific restaurants by name, types of cuisine ("Italian"), or a particular item of food ("pizza"). There are many ways to search and filter for food, including price, delivery fees, and dietary restrictions. If you're ordering on the website, you can create a group