Grubhub and Block partner to improve food ordering for restaurants and customers

Excited to share that Grubhub is partnering with Block to bring restaurants and diners a better, more seamless experience. Through integration with Square POS system and the addition of Cash App as a payment option, restaurants can now manage all orders in one place, while customers gain more flexibility at checkout.

Thrilled to see this partnership between Grubhub and Block (Square + Cash App) come to life! By integrating Square’s POS with Grubhub, restaurants can now manage all their orders in one place — simplifying operations, reducing errors, and keeping menus effortlessly in sync. And with Cash App Pay added as a payment option, diners get more flexibility and convenience at checkout. A huge step forward in creating a more seamless, connected experience for both restaurants and diners. 🚀 #Grubhub #Square #CashAppPay #Partnership #Innovation

Large restaurant chains often rely on multiple third-party delivery partners like DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub. Eliminate manual order entry from these platforms into the POS system ensuring accuracy, speed, and consistency. #intelligentautomation https://buff.ly/B3KuYLN

What do you think of the idea of ordering restaurant delivery from your grocer’s app akin to how Kroger is doing with UberEats? For the full #fastfive episode, sponsored by the Alvarez & Marsal Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and Quorso, head here: https://lnkd.in/gBVqrfwr #retail #retailing #onlineshopping #shoppingandtheretailindustry #kroger #ubereats

Toast, Uber Form Global Partnership, Streamlining Restaurant Delivery This multi-year, strategic global partnership between Toast and Uber is a game-changer for the restaurant tech industry. By integrating Toast's market-leading POS with Uber's delivery network, restaurants gain a unified system to manage digital orders and drive sales with significantly less operational complexity. The immediate consequence is a major competitive advantage for Toast restaurants, offering more choice and maximized margins in key global markets. The deepest integration yet combines POS and delivery logistics, meaning less friction for staff and a simplified workflow that directly translates to higher profits and a better guest experience for Toast's restaurant partners. Toast is designating Uber as its preferred food delivery marketplace globally, dramatically expanding Uber Eats, Uber Direct, and Toast Delivery Services integrations across the U.S., Canada, Ireland, and the U.K. This move instantly solidifies Uber's competitive dominance in the food delivery market. New advertising and promotion management tools will launch in 2026, allowing Toast merchants to manage Uber Eats campaigns directly from the Toast platform. This saves time and drives incremental demand by bringing marketing and operations into one single hub. “By pairing Toast's powerful point-of-sale and operations tools with Uber's delivery expertise and global scale, we're helping merchants unlock new revenue with less complexity,” notes Susan Anderson, Global Head of Delivery for Uber. This move signals the future of restaurant technology: a necessary convergence between best-in-class POS and logistics platforms to maximize restaurant efficiency and truly digitize the commerce experience end-to-end. What is the single biggest operational change you predict this partnership will drive for the average Toast-powered restaurant owner? Share your insights! Stay ahead with the latest in food delivery news from the weekly Boolanga Bites newsletter, brought to you by Boolanga. Sign up for our LinkedIn newsletter now to receive weekly updates directly to your inbox every Monday. #FoodTech #RestaurantTech #Delivery

Excited to share this! Tomorrow's webinar with Bite and PAR Technology is tackling one of the biggest pain points in restaurant operations, disconnected systems that create more work than value. The PAR + Bite integration brings together kiosks, loyalty, payments, and POS into one seamless ecosystem. If you've been looking for ways to increase check averages while improving the guest experience, this is worth your time! #RestaurantTechnology #Kiosks #QSRInnovation #hospitality

As others have noted, the Toast and Uber partnership is big, especially in light of recent moves by DoorDash to expand its offerings. The integration makes Uber Eats a turnkey delivery option for ~148,000 Toast restaurants. And it means that processes that used to require multiple steps, like menu updates on Uber Eats, will now be seamless. They believe this will translate to more revenue for restaurants. And they promised more functionality to come, including marketing tools to help restaurants "attract new guests and retain existing ones." Now where have I heard that before... https://lnkd.in/gEgRsSrh

Kroger + Uber Eats = The Future of Grocery Shopping? Kroger’s testing restaurant delivery inside its own grocery app... powered by Uber Eats. It’s a bold play that could reshape how we order dinner and groceries in one tap. From shared data to loyalty perks, this might be the smartest move in food retail yet. Would you order your dinner and groceries in the same cart? #Kroger #UberEats #GroceryInnovation #RetailStrategy #FoodDelivery #OmnichannelRetail #GroceryTrends #RetailNews #ConsumerExperience #DeliveryEconomy #OmniTalk #KrogerApp #RetailTech #GroceryFuture

Point-of-Sale (POS) systems today do far more than just process payments. They can: ✅ Track orders from multiple channels ✅ Monitor inventory in real time ✅ Generate detailed sales reports …and much more. In this blog, we break down the key types of POS systems every restaurant owner should know. Whether you run a casual dining spot or a fast-food chain, you’ll discover the system that fits your restaurant best. 📠 Read the full guide 👉🏼 https://lnkd.in/gaaFbec5

Toast and Uber are deepening their global partnership that began in 2021, highlighting how restaurants’ ordering platforms and delivery networks are working more closely in a competitive market. Starting in the U.S. and Canada, restaurants will have more control across both first and third-party ordering channels. In 2026, Toast merchants will also be able to run Uber Eats promotions and local ads directly from the Toast platform. “Toast’s partnership with Uber is focused on jointly creating a more seamless, integrated experience that gives restaurants more control and flexibility to increase revenue, streamline operations, and attract new diners,” said Aman Narang, CEO of Toast, in a statement. Read More: https://lnkd.in/gJFQ4U73