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"There's no place for deceptive practices, particularly in the middle of the worst business slowdown for restaurants in recent history."

“In a normal restaurant world I’d say, ‘Forget you Grubhub, I’m done. I’m cancelling my contract.'"

The City Council is mulling legislation that could reduce the amount of fees that restaurants pay to participate in third-party delivery programs and increase oversight of the industry.

'Being a delivery worker is the lowest rung of work in society.'

It's waaaay overpriced though.

Now that Seamless has established itself as the brand for people who think that cooking is for gross poors in Jersey, they're trying their hand at gentrification humor.

You'll never guess where!

Some creatively conniving restaurants are creating fake or "ghost" restaurants to increase a customer's chances of ordering from them.

Once launched, it'll join a slew of delivery services, including Seamless, GrubHub, Postmates and Caviar.

Orders can be mixed and matched from different vendors.